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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



BLEGEN'S 

Pocket Map 



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Reference Book 




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COPYKIGHT 1896, 
BY 

J. BLEGEN. 



INTRODUCTION. 



As the title indicates, this little publication is hereby intro- 
duced as a ready reference book to people wlio intend to make 
a jonrncy to anj' pai't of tlie world, it gives 

Railway Fares From Chicago to the principal points 

on this Continent, wliich will be found a convenient guide to tlie 
traveling public in general, and people wlio contemplate going 
abroad in any direction can easily figure out the approximate 
cost of a through passage by adding these railway fares to the 

Ocean Rates from New York, Montreal, New 
Orleans and San Francisco quoted herein. 

The Maps of the World and the United States 

thougli on a small scale, will answer the purpose in many 
instances as a useful and interesting addition to the book. 

For the benefit of the sporting fraternity in this country the 
book gives the 

Laws Regulating the Hunting and Fishing 
Seasons in the Northern and Western States where such 
sport is an attraction. 

Invalids will find a chapter devoted to the 

Best Known European Mineral Waters and their 

medical merits, and people who intend to travel abroad for 
pleasure will find a brief description of 

European Points of Interest located in regions which 

seem to offer the greatest attraction at present. 

The statistical tables given are in harmony with the other 
contents of the book. 

The passage rates quoted are subject to possible changes 
and will be corrected in future editions. Further particulars 
pertaining to travel can be ol)tained by application to the re- 
spective companies and agencies advertised herein, or to 

-^._- ... ^ Publisher 

164 Randolph Street, 
CHICAGO. 



CONTENTS. 



PAGE. 

Introduction. 

Passeng-er Rates from Chicag-o 1-32 

(iame and b'ish Laws 33-4 1 

Hates of Postage ... 42-44 

Help in Cases of Accidents 44-4.5 

The United States Land Offices 4(j 

Health of American Cities 47-48 

Legal Holidays 48 

Passenger Rates from New York, Montreal, New 
Orleans and San Francisco to all Parts of 

the World 49-51 

Local Passenger Rates in Europe 51-.53 

Distances from New York 54 

Miles of Various Nations 54 

Railways In Europe 55 

Information for Passengers Ooing Abroad 56-57 

Coin Eqiiivalents 58 

Objects of Interest in Europe 50-G5 

Watercure Establishments in Europe OG-(kS 

Comparison Between the Scales of Thermometers 09 

Map of the World. 

Map of the United States. 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 

Prices of First and Second Class Limited liailrnad and Steam- 
ship Tickets from Chicago to all Competing and Principal 

Points. (Siilijert to Change.) 
150 lbs. of IJasfsage allowed with eich full ticket. 





LIMITKH. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


■r. 


r. 


Abercrombie, N. Uak . 


17.87 




Abenleen, S. D;ik 


•>0.\{) 




Abertleeu, Miss 




14.90 


Abbeville, Ga 


26.30 




Abilene, Kan 


16.90 




Abilene, Texas 


31 80 


23.85 


Abingrdon, 111 


5.16 




Abingdon, Va 


18.50 




Acldey, Iowa 


9 39 




Acton West, Ont 




10.70 


Adairsville, Ga 


19 35 




Addison, N Y 


15.20 


12.70 


Adrian, Minn 


13.70 




Afton June, Iowa ... 


11 47 




Alton, Va 


17.50 


15.00 


Aprinconrt, Ont 




11 10 


Aiiiiai)ee, \Vis 


7.i6 




A ins won li, B. G . . 


59 00 


51 50 


Alivon, Ohio 


8.50 
36 ''O 


7.00 


Alamosa, Col 


Albany, Ga 


25 90 




Albany, N. Y 


19 no 


i6 00 


Albany, Ore., v. Port 


62.50 


52.50 


Alba ny, Texas 


31 40 


23.95 


Albert T>ea, Minn 


10 5't 




Albia. Iowa 


9 17 




Albion, Mich 


4 90 




Albion (Oi-.Co.t,N.Y 


13.90 


ii.40 


Albnqnerciue, N. M 




35.10 


Alden, Mich 


10.50 




AHerson, W. Va .... 


15 85 


14 PO 


Alfred, N. Y 


14.20 


11.70 


Alfrer, Mich 


8.39 




Algfona, Iowa 


11.53 




Allandale. Ont 




13.15 


Allegan , Mich 


4.70 




Alleprhany, N. Y 


12.50 


io.no 


Alleo-heny, Pa. . 


11.00 


9 50 


AUentown, Pa 


18 00 


15.50 


Alliance, Ohio 


9.70 


8.20 




Allison, Iowa 

Alma, Mi< h 7 

Alma, Mo 11 

Alma, Neb 19, 

Almonte, Ont 18 

Alpena, Mich H 

Altamonte, Fla 32 

Alton, Jll G 

Alton, lovya 13 

Altoona, Fla. . N2 

Altoona, Pa 15 

Altoona, Wis 9 

■■Mvarado, Texas .... 20 

Araasa, Mi<h 10 

Americns, Ga 25 

Ames, Iowa 9 

Amherst, Mass 20 

Amherst, N. S 28 

Amherst, Wis 16 

Amsterdam, N. Y 

Anaconda, ISIont 46 

Anaconda, Col 32 

Anacortes, Wash . . 61 

Anamosa, Iowa 6 

Anamoo.'-e. N. D 

Anderso'^, Ind 5 

Andover, N.Y.v. E. L. 14 

Annapolis, Md 17 

Ann Arbor, Mich 6 

Anniston, Ala 20 

Anol<a. Minn 12 

Ansonia, Ohio 6 

Aiitifro, Wis 7 

Anli<i-onish, N. S 32 

Appleton, Wis. 5 

Arapahoe, Neb 20 

Arcadia. Fla 36 

Arcadia, Neb 18 

Arcanium, Ohio ..... 6. 
Areola, 111 . . 4 



15 70 



13.50 

2(K25 



17.80 
24.40 

15'78 
41 50 

5] 50 

2i 50 



II .^!) 
15 (0 



26.85 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



"5 L 



Arkadelphia. Avk 

Arkansas City, Ark .-0 

Arliiigtuii, Neb 13. 

Armstrong, Mo 9. 

Armour, S. Dak .... 17. 

Arnprior, Ont 18. 

Artesia, Miss 19. 

Arthnr, Ont 12. 

Arthur, 111 4 

Asburv Park, N. J . ..:M 

Aslnroft, B. C 61. 

Ashfonl, N. Y 12. 

Ash Fork. Ariz 62. 

Ash (irove. Mo 14. 

AshUuitl.Ill 5 

Ashland. Ohio 8. 

Ashland, Ore 62. 

Ashland, Pa 18. 

Ashland. Wis lo 

Ashley, 111 7. 

A.shtabula, Ohio 

Ashton, S. Dak 20. 

Aspen, Col 41 

Assinniboine, Mont.. 44. 

Astor, Fla 33. 

Astoria, Ore 63. 

Atchison, Kan 12 

Athens, Ala 16. 

Athei s, Ga 23 

Athens, Ohio 10 

Athens. Tenn 17. 

Athol, Mass '. .. 20 

Atlanta, Ga 21 

All an tie, Iowa 12. 

Atlantic Ci'y,N. J ...19 

Atmore, Ala 22 

Atoka, Ind.Ter 2^. 

Attalla, Ala 19 

Attica, Ind 3 

Attica, N. Y 12 

Atticaor Attica Jnc.O 7 

Atwood, Iowa 8 

Auburn, 111 5 

Auburn, Me 25 

Aitburn, Neb 14 

Auburn, N.Y 



00 
53 
95 
75 
75 
35 
45 
84 
00 
50 
44 
50 
60 
05 
50 
50 
00 
45 
98 



■fi J- 

18.35 
17.60 



10 
50 
50 
70 
50 
50 
76 
60 
05 
30 
61 
40 
35 
.50 
00 
05 
75 



13.40 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 




16.25 
15.50 
12.10 


17.00 

51. 50 

9.94 

52.50 


.52 .50 
15 fO 

8.00 


9 


.50 


32 


.50 


53.(0 


17 


'()! 


16 


.75 


is 


.75 


11 


•>•> 


22 


25 



Auburn, Pa., B&O&P 
Anburndale. Fla 
An burn June, Ind 
Audubon, Iowa. 
Augusta, Ga. . . . 
Augusta, Me — 
Augusta, Wis. . 

Aurora, 111 

Aurora, Ind. . . . 
Aurora, Neb ... 
Auror-i, Ont. . . . 
An Sable, Mich. 
Austin, Minn . . . 
Austin, Nev. . 
Austin, Tex. . .. 

Avon, N. Y 

Ayer Junction, Mass 
Aylmer, Que 



16. 



15 50 



Bainbridge, Ga 26 

Bainbridge, O 9. 

Baird, Texas 31 

Baker City, Ore .... 56. 

BakersHeld, Cal 62. 

Baldwin, Fla 27, 

Baldwin. Wis 10 

Ballinger, Texas 33. 

Baltimore, Md 17 

Bantf H'tSp's,Alb'rta58 

Bangor, Mf* 28. 

Baraboo, Wis 5 

Bardstown, Ky 9. 

Bar Harbor, Me 28, 

Barlow. N. D 

Barnp.'-ville, Ga 23 

Barnesville, O 10 

Barnet, Vt . 19 

Barrie, Ont 

Barstow, Cal 62 

Barton, Vt 19 

Barto w . Fla 34 

Basic, Va 17 

Batavia, N. Y 

Bates City, Mo 12 

Batesville, Ark 



00 



23.00 



11.60 



61 ..50 
23.75 
11.82 
18.00 
16.30 



23.45 

46 50 
.52.50 



25 40 
15.00 
51.50 
25.00 



25., 50 
21 .50 

9 .50 
17 (M) 
12 .50 
.52 .50 
17.00 

15 00 
11.22 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



■r. 2 



Biitesville, Ind 6 

liiith.Me 25 

Bath, (S. Co.) N, Y...15 

Bathgate. N. Dak 

Bathurst, N. B 27 

B.itisean, Que 21 

B;itou Rouge, La 23 

B ittle Creek, Iowa. . .12 
Battle Lake, Minn. . . 17 
Battle Mountain, Nev. 59 
Ba.xter Sprinjj.s, Kan . 15, 

Bay City, Mich 7 

Baytield, Wis 

Beardstown, 111 5 

Beatrice, Neb 15 

Beaumont, Texas 27 , 

Beaver, Pa 10 

Beaver City, Neb 20 

Beaver Dam, Wis ... 4 

Beaver Falls, Pa 11 

Bedford, Pa 16 

Bedford, \"a 18 

Beeville, Texas 31 

Beidinof. Mich 6 

Belen, N. M 

Belfast, Me 27. 

Belknap, Iowa 8. 



16 



.19 



Bellaire. Mich 

Bellaire, Ohio 

Bellefontaine, Ohio 
Bellefonte, Pa. . . 
Belle Plaine, Iowa. 

Belleville, 111 

Belleville, Ont 

Bellevue, Idaho 58. 

Bellevue Iowa 4. 

Bellevue. Ohio 8. 

Bellows Falls, Vt. 

via Greenfield 21. 

Bells, Te.xas 25. 

Bell wood. Neb 15. 

BellmoTul, Iowa 10. 

Belmont Jnc, N. H. ..19. 

Beloit, Wis 2. 

Belton, Texas 30 

Belvidere, Neb 16. 



50 
,62 
47 
00 
50 
00 
65 
55 

'^ 
62 
85 
00 
50 
95 
75 
98 
35 
00 
85 
05 

41 
35 
20 
45 
00 
65 
iO 
79 




13.45 
21 50 
23.05 



17 
16 


.25 
.50 


52 


^50 


'sioo 


21 
9 


20 
00 


'9 
14 
15 
27 


00 
50 
00 
60 


35 8.5 
24.00 


'9 '56 


14 


75 


13 

49 


.50 
15 


7 


66 


18 41 
19.05 


i7 


66 


22 


66 



Belvidere, N. Y 13.40 

Bemus Point, N. Y. ..12.65 

Bennett. Neb 14.22 

Bennington, Vt 20.09 

Benson, Arizona 54.10 

Benton,Mon.Ft.Ben'n44.50 

Ben wood, W. Va 11.00 

Beresford, Fla 31.35 

Berkeley Sp'gs,W.Va. 17.35 

Berlin, Conn 20 75 

Berlin, Md 18.75 

Berlin, Wis 5.35 

Berthier Jnc, Que . . .19.65 

Bessemer, Pa 10 70 

Bethlehem, Pa. 18 00 

Bethlehem Jnc, N.H.;M 93 

Beverlv, Mass 22.40 

Beverly, W. Va 15.80 

Biddeford, Me 24 40 

Big Si,ndy, Mont 44 50 

Big Sandy, Texas 

Big Springs, Texas. . .35.00 
Big .Stone Gap, Va. . .17 32 

Billings, Mont 44 50 

Biloxi, Miss. V.Evans. 23 00 

Bingham, Neb 23.99 

Binghampton, N. Y..17.00 
Birmingham, Ala .... 19.75 

Bismarck, N. Dak 

Blackburn, Mo 11.40 

Black Foot, Idaho.. . .46 20 

Black foot, Mont 47.00 

Black Hawk, Col 31 40 

Black RiverF'lls,Wis. 7.70 
Black Rock, Ark .... 14.55 

Blair, Neb 13.05 

Blairstown, Iowa 7.48 

Blairsville, Pa 13 70 

Blanchester, O 8. .55 

Blockton,Iowa . ...12 50 

Bloomington, 111 3.75 

Bloomsbnrg, Pa 18.00 

Blooms Ferrv,Pa ....18.00 

Blossburg. Pa 17.00 

Blue Earth, Minn ....12.05 
Blue Rapids, Kau....l5.25 



10.90 
9.50 

i7.69 

44 65 

35 . 50 

9 50 

17 .7b 

16.00 

i6!75 
9.20 
15.50 
21.93 
19.40 
14.45 
21 40 
33.90 
19.40 
2J.05 

37.56 



14.75 

21! 50 

41 ^50 
40.00 

i3;i6 
ii.'76 



15.50 
15.. 50 
15.05 



PASSENGER FAKES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Blue Springs, Neb 15.60 

Blunt, 8.D 22.60 

Boise City. Idaho 57.50 

Bolivar, Tenn 15.20 

Bonham. Tex 25 35 

Bonners Ferry, Idaho 54. 00 

Boone, Iowa 10.20 

Booncville, Mo II. TO 

Booneville, N. V 17.09 

Bo.sfobel, Wis 6.02 

Boston, Mas.s 22.(0 

Both\vell,Ont. V. Det.. 8.65 

Bottineau, N. Dak ' 

Bt>ulder, Col 29 

Bowdle, S. Dak 22. 

Bowerston.O.v.Palns 10. 

Bowie, Texas 27. 

Bowling- Green, Mo. . . 7. 
Bowling Green, O.v.W 6 
Bowling (ireen, Ky...ll 

Bownianville, Ont 

Bozeman. Mont 44 

Bracevilie.Ohio 9 

Bradford, Pa. v. E-L 12 

Braddooks, Pa 12 

Braidentown, Fla... 38 

BramiJion, Ont :. 

Brandon, Man 

Bi-antford, Ont 

Brazil, Ind 5 

Brattleboro, Vt 20 

Bremond, Texas 

Brenliam, Texas ... . 31 

Brewsters. N. Y 20 

Bridgeport , C^on n 21 

Bridgeport, Ohio 11 

Brighton, Mich 6 

Brighton, Pa .10 

Brinklev. Ark 

Bristol's. Dak 18.89 

Bristol, Tenn 18.50 

Britt, Iowa 10.90 

Britton. S. Dak 19 63 

Broekport, N. Y 14.16 

Brock ville, Ont. 18 00 

Brockwayville, Pa... 14. 58 



47.50 
12.00 
19.05 
46 50 



15.59 
19.00 
23 'of) 



8 90 
;0 95 



11.7.1 

37.50 

8 00 
10 02 
10 20 

iOTO 
24 85 

9 50 

17^70 
22 65 
23.95 
17.00 
18.15 
9.f0 

9.0) 
14.85 



11.66 
15.50 

12.08 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Brocton, N. Y 

Bronson, Fla 

Brooktield.Mo 

Brookings, S. Dak. . . . 

Brooklyn, N. Y 

Bi-ooksville, Fla .... 
Brown's Valley, Minn. 
Brownsville, Minn ... 
Brownwood, Texas . . 

Brunswick, Ga 

Brunswick, Me 

Bi-yan, Texas 

Buchanan, W. Va . 

Buckeye, Wash 

Bucklin, B; o 

Bucyrus, Ohio 

Buda, 111 

Buena Vista, Col. . . . 

Buena Vista, Va 

Buffalo, N. Dak 

Buffalo, N. Y 

lUiford, N.Dak 

Bull City, Kan 

Bunker Hill. Ind 

Burgin, Ky 

Burke, Idaho . . . 

Burkeville, Va 

Burlington, Col 

Burlington, Iowa 

Burlington, Kan 

Burlington, Ont 

Biirlington, Vt 

Burnett, Texas 

Burnett June, Wis... 

Biirnham, Me 

Burrton, Kan 

Bushnell. Ill 

Butler, Pa.; v. Akr>n 
Butte. tMon.v. Mo. Riv 
Byron, 111 



"5 2 



12. a5 

31.10 
10.15 

16 15 
20.00 
34.20 
li.OO 

7.86 

31 .20 

26.30 

25.25 

30.75 

14.95 

58 25 

9 79 

7.75 

3.50 

35.50 

17 40 
20.25 
13.50 






9.50 



17.00 



25.50 



22 25 
23.35 

14.05 
48.25 



19.44 
3.95 
10.40 
54.00 
19 00 
25.00 
6 17 
17.55 



15.00 

io^50 

25.00 



45.90 
17.00 



33.95 
. 4.30 
.24.00 
.18 65 
. 5 65 

11.50 
.46.50 
. 2.65 



9.75 
19.00 
25.60 

22.66 



9.50 
41.50 



Cabool, Mo 15 35 

Culillac, Mich 8.35 

Cadiz, O., via Pa. L .10 70 
Cainsville, Ont., v. W. 11. 05 



9.50 
9.50 



PASSENGER FARES PROM CHICAGO. 


5 




LIMITED. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


LIMITED. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


^ 









Cairo, 111 

Calabasas, Ariz 

Caldwell, Kan 

Caldwell, N. Y 

Caledonia, Ont 

Calera, Ala. via Evan, 

Calfrary, Alberta 

Calhoun, Ga 

Callahan, Fla ... 

Callao, Mo 

Callery Jvuietiou, Pa. 

Calmar, Iowa 

Calumet, Mich 

Calvert, Texas 

Cambria, Wis 

Cambridge, 111 

Cambridge, Neb 

Cambridge, Ohio. ... 

Cambridge, Pa 

Camden, Ark 

Camden, Ind 

Camden, Ohio 

Cameron, 111 

Cameron, W. Va 

Camp Douglas, Wis. 

Camp Point, 111 

Campbell, Minn ... 

Canaan, Conn 

Canadian, Texas 

Canal Dover, Ohio... 
Canal Fulton, Ohio . 
Canandaigiia, N. Y. 

Canistota, N. Y 

Cantield,Ont 

Canisteo, N. Y' 

Canterbury, N. H . . . 

Canmore, Albert a 

Cannon Falls, Minn . 

Canon City, Col 

Canton, S. Dak 

Canton, Miss 

Canton, Mo 

Canton, N. Y 

Canton, Ohio 

Cape May, N.J 

Cape Vincent, N. Y. , 



10.94 .... 

50.75 49.40 

19.75 

18.75 17.93 
9.50 



20 7(3 

54 15 

19.10 

27.30 

9.. 50 

11.00 

8.15 

13 42 

30.10 

4 96 

4.83 

20.49 

9 .50 

11.90 

21.10 

3.85 

7.(0 

5.12 

11.70 

6.50 

7.06 

17.29 

19.73 



49.85 

'9.50 
22! 70 



9.50 
18.50 



9.50 
9.50 

13 94 
15.40 
11.75 
14.65 
19.00 
57.50 
10 50 
31.. 50 

14 50 



7.80 
18 00 

9.15 
19.75 
18.00 



10.45 



17.23 

23.10 

8.00 

8.20 

12.41 

13.90 

9 50 

12 15 

17.00 

51 50 



15 25 

ie^oo 

7.65 
17.25 
16.00 



Carbondale, 111 

Carbondale, Pa 

Cardiff", Tenn 

Carey, Ohio 

Caribou, Me 

Carlelon June, Ont 

Carlisle, Pa 

Carlton, Minn 

Carmi, 111 

Carnforthjlowa ... 
Ciirrington, N. Dak 

Cai'roll, Iowa 

Carrollton, 111 

Carrollton, N. Y ... 

C'arson, Iowa 

Carson, Nev 

Cartersviile, Ga . . . 

Carthage, J 11 

Carthage, Mo 

Carthage, N. M 

Carthage, N. Y 

Carver, Minn 

Cascade, Iowa 

Casselton, N. Dak . 

Cassville, Wis 

Castleton, Vt 

Castille, N. Y 

Ciitasauqua. Pa 

('atawissa,Pa.v.B&S. 

Catlettsburg, Ky 

Catskill, N. Y.v.Crest. 

Cayuga, N. Y. 

Cedarburg, Wis 

Cedar Cily, Mo 

Cedar Falls, Iowa 

Cedar GroA'e, Wis... 

Cedar Keys, Fla 

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 

Celava, Mexico. 

Centralia, 111 

Centralia, Wash 

Centralia, Wis 

Central City, Col 

Central City, Neb 

Central Ont. Jnc. Ont 
Centre June, Iowa 



15.50 



27 65 
15 .50 

14.75 



21 50 



PO 
35 
18 
35 
50 
(0 
05 
85 
80 
51 
50 
92 
.=^8 
99 
29 
55 
(0 
85 
,80 
76 
68 
21 
55 
.40 
70 
.40 
75 
.95 
57 
,50 
38 
,60 
.55 
.90 
,80 



9.68 
^4 '56 



35 95 
15 54 



17.00 
11.05 
15.50 
15.35 

i6!76 
13.18 



41.05 

si! 50 



14.30 



6 PASSENGER 


FARES FROM CHICAGO. 




LIMITED. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


LIMITED. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


-1 




1 1st 
Class. 

1 

1 2(1 

Class. 



Chadron, Neb 2i.45 

Chamberlain, S. Dak. 20. 35 

Champaijjii, Jll 3.83 

Champion. Mich 10.37 

Chan lite, Kan 15.85 

Chapin, 111 5.65 

Chariton, Jowa 10.09 

Charles City, Iowa . . . 9.29 

Charleston, 111 5.48 

Charleston, S. C 26.30 

Charleston, W. Va.. . . 12.30 
Charlestown, W. Va. . 17 25 
Charlevoi.v, Mich. ... 8.75 

Charlotte, Mich u 50 

Charlotte, N. C 22.95 

Charlottesville, Va. . . 17.50 
Charlottetown, P.E.I.30.35 
Chaska, Minn . ..11.50 
Chateausa.y. N. Y....18 40 

Chatfield, Minn 10.00 

Chatham, N. B 27.80 

Chatham, N. Y 19.57 

Chatham, Ont 8 65 

Chatsworth, 111 2.89 

Chattanooga, Tenn ..17.30 
Chautauqua, N. Y . . . . 12.65 

Cheboygan, Mich 12.16 

Chenoa, 111 3 07 

Cheney, Wash 56.50 

Cherokee, Iowa 12 75 

Cherokee, Kan 15.70 

Cherry Run, W. Va. .. 17.25 

Cheri-yvale, Kan 16.40 

Chester, 111 9.50 

Chester, Neb 16.79 

Che.stei-, Pa 18.00 

Chetopa, Kan 16.75 

Chewelah, Wash. ...59 00 

Cheyenne, Wyo 29.50 

Chicago Jnc, Ohio. .. 7.85 
Chicopee,Mass.v.Spr.20.00 

Chieoutimi, Que 27.00 

Chihuahua, Mexico .49.35 

(niildwold. N. Y 18 00 

Chillicothe, 111 3.77 

Chillicothe, Iowa 8.68 



15.00 

i9!56 
15.00 
26 35 

16^46 

23! 70 
16.57 

4 50 
46 '50 

i4.75 

15^50 
50 25 

7!no 
ir.oo 

24 00 
37.65 
16.00 



Chillicothe, Mo 10 

Chillicothe, Ohio, via 
Upper Sandusdy. . . 9. 



Chilton, Wis 
Chinook, Mont 
Chipley, Fla . 
Christianburg, Va 
Church's Ferry, N 
Cincinnati, Ohio 
Circleville, Ohio 
Cisco, Texas. . . . 

(;itra, Fla 

Citronelle, Ala.. 
City Point, Fla . 
Claremont Jnc, N 
Clarendon, Texas 
Clarence, Mo.. . 
Clarinda, Jowa 
Clarion, Iowa . 
Clarks, Neb. ... 
Clarksijurg, W. Va 
Clarksville, Iowa. 
Clarksville, Mo . . 
Clarksville, Tenn. 
Clarksville, Texas 

Claysville, Pa 

Clayton, Iowa . . . 
Clayton, N. Y. .. 

Clearfield, Pa 

Clear Lake, Iowa. 
Clearemont, Wyo. 
(Hearwater, Fla.. 
Clearwater, Neb . 
Clebiirne, Texas . 

Clermont, Fla 

Cleveland, Ohio 
Clifton Forge, Va 
Clifton Springs, N 

Clinton, 111 

Clinton, Iowa 

Clinton, Ohio.. . . 
Clinton, Tenn. 
Clinton Jnc, Wis. 
Clintonvilie, Wis. 
Cloquet, Minn.. .. 
Clyde, Kan.. ... 



.. 4 
. 44 
..26 
..17 
D... 



9 
30 
30 
22 
34 
H.21 



..12 
..10, 
.16 
..13 
.. 9 
.. 8 
. 12 
. . 25 
.11 
.. 6 
..18 
..17 
..10 
. 38 
.35 
..16 
..26 
. 32 
.. 8 
.17 
lM4 
.. 4 
.. 4 
.. 8 
..15 



95 

50 

89 

50 ailso 

30 

40 15 00 

.. 21 50 

00 

30 

40 22.95 

65 

00 16.00 

00 

93 18.93 

65 23.60 

85 

50 .... 

71 .. .. 

20 

35 12.45 

10 



12.00 

18.50 

9.75 

15^95 
15.15 



32.50 



95 20.25 



7.00 
H.-^-O 
12 54 



.00 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Clyde, N. Y 

(^lyde, Ohio 

Coal (jriove, Ohio 

Coaltoii, Ohio 

Cobourg, Out 

Cobleskille, N. Y. ... 

Cochi-an, Ga 

Cocoa, Fla 

Coenrd'AleneCity.Id. 

CotTeyville, Kan 

Cotteeville, Mi.ss 

Cogswell, N. Dak 

Colchester, 111 

Cold water, Mich 

Colfax, Cal 

Colfax, Wash 

Colf.ix, lud., V. Big4. 

Collingwood, Ont 

Coloiia, 111 

Colorado, Texas 

Colorado Springs, Col 

Colton. Cal 

Columbia, S. Dak 

Columbia, Pa. 

Columbia, S.C 

Columbia, Teun 

Columbia Falls. Mon, 
Columbiana, Ohio, 

via Penna. Lines. . . 
Columbia City, Ind. . , 

Columbus, Ga 

Columbus, Ind 

Columbus, Kan 

("olumbiis, Mi'^s 

Columbus, Neb 

Cotnmbus, Ohio 

Columbus, Texas. . . . 

Columbus, Wis 

Columbus. Inc., Iowa 

Colville, Wash 

Conception, Mo 

Concord, N. H 

Concordia, Kan 

CoiiHuence. Pa 

Connel, Wash. , 

Connell.sville, Pa 



80 
.80 
0.5 
75 
65 

::o 

.15 
,60 

,80 

,63 
,28 
.60 
.50 
.50 
25 



12.72 

7!oo 



12 4b 
15.10 



46.50 
is! 5.5 



52 50 
46.50 

is^oo 

25^25 

52^56 

i.5;.50 
22.30 

42^50 

8.90 



15 50 
24^55 
.51.56 

ir^oo 

\2 \b 
46 .50 
11 35 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



X i 



Connersville, Ind 6.65 

Conover, Iowa 8 24 

Contention, Ariz 55.95 

Conwaj', Iowa 12.50 

Coolidge, Kan 25.65 

Cooperstown, N.Dak 

Corber, Mo ..11 

Corinne, Utah 42 

Corinth, Miss 16 

Corning, Iowa 12 

Corning, Mo 18 

Corning, N. Y 15 

Corning, Ohio 9 

Cornwall, N. Y 20 

Cornwall. Ont 18 

Corpus Christi, Tex. .36 
Correct ionvi lie, Iowa. 12 
Corry, Pa. V.Erie lines. 12 

Corsicana. Texas 

Corn una, Mich . . 5 

Cortland, N. Y 17 

Coshocton, Ohio 9 

Council BhifFs, Iowa.l2 
Council Grove, Kan. . 16 

Covington, Tenn 14 

Covington, Va 17 

Cozard, Neb 19 

Crab Orchard, Ky....ll 

Crawford, Neb 25 

Crawfordsville, Ind.. 4 

Creede. Col 40 

Ci-esco. Iowa .. 8 

Cresson, Pa 15 

Crestline, Ohio 8 

Crestou, Iowa 11 

Creston, Ohio 8 .5(t 7 00 

Crete, Neb 15 

Crewe, Va 19.00 17.00 

Cripple Creek, Col. . . . 32.75 . 

Crockett, Texas 21 . 70 

Croton,Wvo 32.50 

Crystal Falls, Mich .. 9.75 

Crystal City, Mo 9. .50 . .. 

Cuba, Kan 17.10 

Cuba, N.Y 12.95 

Cuero, Texas.... 33.00 



45! 


60 


21. 


50 


is. 


25 


is. 


75 


17. 
16. 

29. 


('6 
00 

30 


'9. 
21. 


50 
40 


ii! 


45 


i2! 

14. 


66 
50 


13.' 


05 



10.45 
25 95 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Culbertson, Neb 21.58 

Cull man, Ala 18.16 

Ciiiuberlaud, Md.. .. lr).35 

Cui-vyville, Mo 7.r)5 

Curtis, Neb 21 13 

Custer, Mont 44.50 

Custer, S. Dak 31 . 25 

Ciivahojja Falls, O. . . 8.65 
Cyiithiaua, Ky 10 10 



14.10 

35 55 
'7.15 



Dade City. Fla 33 

Dakota City, Iowa — 11 

Dalhousie, N. B 27 

Dallas, 111 6 

Dallas, Ore 62 



23.00 

c2 50 
51.50 

17^85 
12.52 



Dalles, Ore 61 

Dalton, Ga 18 

Danburv. Con 20 

Dansvilie, N. Y 

Danville, 111 3 

Danville, Ky 10 

Danvil'e, Pa 17 

Danville, Va 20. 

Danville Jue., Me ... 20 

Davenport, Fla 33 

Davenport, Iowa 5. 

Davenport, Wash 58. 

David City. Neb 15. „ 

Davis. W. Va 1« 

Davis .Tunt'tion, 111 .. . 2 

Dawson, Minn 15 

Davton, Iowa 10 

Dayton, N. Y 12 

Dayton, Ohio 7 

Day t o n , Wash 57 

Da'vtona, Fla 32. __ 

Dazey, N. Dak . 21 .50 

Deadwood.S. Dak 31 55 

Decatur, Ala 17.18 

Decatur, Ark 18. ('5 ... 

Decatur, 111 4.45 

Decatur, Ind 5.10 

Decatur, Texas. 26.95 20.25 

Decherd.Tenn 16.00 

Decoi'ah, Iowa 8.43 



73 




65 




65 


15.15 


00 


17.00 


50 


18 50 


85 




02 




00 


48.00 


31 




90 


15.. 55 


26 




11 




90 




00 


9 50 


25 




15 


47.15 


30 





FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



L13IITED. 






Deer Lodge, Mont ...46. tO 41.50 

Deer Park, Md 15.35 14.10 

Dctiauce, Ohio 5.50 

Deb'uniak Sp"j>^s, Fla.25.20 

DeKalb, Jll 1.70 

DeLaud, Fla 31.55 

Delano, Minn 12.64 . ... 

Delavan, 111 4.30 

Delavan, Minn — "....11. .54 

Delavan, Wis 2.35 

Delaware, Iowa 6.65 

Delaware. Ohio 8.00 

Delhi, N. Y 17.79 16.24 

Dell Rapids, S. Dak.. 15. 74 

Delmar, Iowa 4.95 . ... 

Del Norte, Col 38.65 . ... 

Delo.uine, Man 27.95 23.95 

Delphos, Iowa 12.48 

Delphos, Ohio 5.80 .... 

Deraing-, N. M 45 40 35.95 

Denison, Iowa 12.42 

Denison, Texas 18.75 

Dennison, Minn 10.50 

Dennison.O.v.Pa.l'ns 9 85 8.50 

Denver, Col 29. ,50 . ... 

DePere, Wis 5.82 

Deposit, N.Y.v. E. Ins. 17.80 15.00 

DeSmet, S, Dak 17.70 

Des Moines, Iowa ...10.15 

DeSoto, Wis 7.69 

Detroit, Mich 7.75" 

Detroit, Minn 17.61 

DeValis Blufif, Ark., 

via Brinkley 17.45 15.35 

Devil's Lake, N. Dak 21.50 

DeWitt, Iowa 4.8"i 

De wit. Neb 15 42 

Dexter, Me 24.75 22.75 

Dexterville, Wis 7.55 

Diagonal, Iowa. ....12.05 

Dickinson, N. Dak 24.40 

Dickson. Tenn.v.Evnsl3..=i0 .... 

Dillon, Mont 46. 50 41 50 

Dillsbursr, Pa.v. B&0.18.79 16.29 

Dixon. Ill 2.94 

Dix'n,Neb.vSio'xC'tyl4.17 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LOIITED. 



Dodg'e Center, Minn. 
Dodge City, Kan .... 
Dodjifeville, Wis .... 
Donald, B. C, via P. 
Dorchester, Neb . . . 

Dover, Minn 

Dover, N. H 

Diavosburg', Pa 

Driftwood, Pa 

Driiuibo, Ont 

Dii Bois, Pa 

Dubuque, To sva 

Dululh, Minn 

Dniidas, Ont 

Dunkirk, N. Y 

Dunkirk, O io 

Dun more, Assina 
boine, via Portal. . 

Dnnnellon, Fla 

DiHireith. Ind 

Dnpont, Cia 

Du Quoin, 1 11 

Durango.Col 

l")ui"ingo, Mexico. ... 

Durham. N. C 

Duibin, Ohio 

D.ver.sburtr, Tenn 

Dyersville, Iowa 



10.50 
22.15 

5.28 
59.00 
15 . 25 

9.57 
23.60 
10.87 
16 35 



15.25 
5.45 
13.55 
11 50 
12.65 
7.05 

44 85 
32.25 

6 15 
26 30 

8.65 
48.60 
55 . 1 5 
21.85 

7.80 
13.50 

6.30 



Eagle Bend, Minn . . . . 
Eagle Bridge, N. Y.. 
Eiigle Cirove, Iowa . . 
Eagle Harbor, Mieh. 
Eagle Lake, Texas. . . 
Eagle Pass, Texas.. . 

Eagle River, Wis 

Earlville, 111 

Earlville, N. Y 

East Bloombnrg, Pa. 

East Liverpool, O 

Eastman, Ga 

Easion, Mo 

Easton, Pa 

East Palestine, Ohio. 
Fast St. Louis, III.... 






51.50 



20.60 
9.37 

13.35 
9.50 

13.35 

'8!66 

9 .=)0 
9.50 



40.. 55 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



41.60 
18.50 

12.00 



16.12 

17.23 16.63 

11.03 

8.<0 

31.00 23.95 

39 .55 30.40 

9.60 

2.17 

16.42 13.92 

18.00 15.50 

10.65 9.00 

25.80 . ... 

12.50 . 

18.00 15. .50 

10.70 9.00 

7.25 .... 



LIMITED. 



Eaton, Ohio 6 

Ea'on Rapids, Mich.. 5 

Eau Claiie, Wis 9 

Eau Gallie, Fla 34 

Eddy, N. M 42. 

Eddyville, Jowa 8. 

Edeiiburg, Pa 10. 

Edgar, Neb 17. 

Edgeley, N. Dak 21 

Eilinburg, Ind 5. 

Edmonton, Alberta.. 63. 

Edmore, Mieh 7. 

Edmund-ton, N. B 34. 

Edwardsville, 111.. .. 6. 

Eflluer, Ind 2. 

Elbow Lake, Minn 16. 

El Campo, Texas 32. 

Eldon, Iowa 8. 

Eldora, Iowa 9. 

Eldorado, J 11 8. 

Eldoradn, Kan 17 

Elgin, 111 1, 

Elizabeth, 111 4. 

Elizabeth, Pa. v.C.orYl I . 
Elizabethtown, Ky . . . 9 

Elk Falls, Kan 17 

Elkhart, 111 4. 

Elkhart Lake, Wis.. . . 4. 

Elkhorn, Wis 2. 

Elkins, W. Va 15. 

Elko. Nev .55. 

Elk Point, S. Dak 13. 55 

Elkton, S. Dak 15. .50 

Ellendale, N. Dak.... 20. 89 

EUenburg, Wash 58.00 

Ellinwood, Kan 19.35 

Elliot, Minn ...17.21 

Ellis, Kan 21.08 

Ellis Junction, Wis .. 7.40 

Ellsworth, Kan 18.70 

Ellsworth, Me 26.50 

Ellsworth, Mich 11.10 

Ellsworth. Wis 11.40 

Ellwoo<l City, Pa . ... 10.95 

Elma, Iowa 9.10 

Elmira, Iowa 6.58 



75 

.50 
35 
80 
00 
90 
40 
13 
60 



05 
20 
80 
46 
61 
20 
22 
35 
94 
85 
10 
31 
10 
28 
40 
.50 
40 
35 
65 
30 






31.65 
8 00 



59.45 
30!20 



25.15 



9.60 



14.30 
.52.. 50 



48.00 

23!50 
9!45 



10 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



LIMITED. 



Elmira, N. Y 15. 

Elmore, Minu 12. 

El Moro, Col 32. 

Elm wood, III 4. 

Elora, Out 11. 

El Paso, Texas 45. 

El Paso, III 3, 

El Reno, Okla- Ter 

El Roy, Wis 6. 



Elvria, Neb 

Elyiia, Ohio 8 

EU\H)0(1, Ind 4 

Emeraid. Wis 10 

Emerson, Man 

Emleuton, Pa 13 

Emmetsburtrh, Iowa. 12 

Emporia, Kan 15 

Emporium, Pa 15 



Enprle, N. M 

Enon, Pa 

Enterprise, Fla 

Erie, Col 

Erie, Pa 

Escanaba, Mich 9 

Essex, Mont 49 

Essex, Ont 8 

Eslherville, Iowa 13 

Enfala, Ala 23 

E'.igrene City, Ore 62 

Eureka, Cal. 

viaS. F. & PCSSCo. 
add toS. F. rates. 10 

v.S F.Ukiah &sta^e 
add to S. F. rates. 15 

Enreka, S. Dak 22 

Eureka. Kan 17 

Enstis, Fla 32 

Evans, Col 29. 

Evaiiston, Wyo. . ..41. 

Evansville, Ind 8 

Evansville, Minn 16. 

Evansville, Wis 3 

Everett. Wash 61 

Ewinor.Neb 16. 

E.xeter, Neb 15. 

Exeter, N. H 23. 



13.80 

35! 95 
19^55 

'8.66 



21.50 
11 50 



12 86 

35.95 

9.00 



9.. 50 

4A>0 

42.50 



52.. 50 

5.00 
15.00 




51 



Eyota, Minn 9.70 



Fabyans, N. H 19. 

Fairbank, Ariz 55. 

Fairbury, Neb 16 

Fairtield, 111 .. .... 7, 

Fail-field, Iowa .... 7 

Fairmont, Minn 12 

Fairmont, Neb 16 

Fairmount, N. Dak ..17 
Fairmonnt, W. Va ... 13 
F^airmount, Ind. .. 5. 

Fair Play, Col 34 

Fairport, N. Y 13. 

Falcon, Col 29, 

Fak-oner, N. Y 12. 

Falls City, Neb 14. 

Falls Creek, Pa 15. 

Fall River, Mass 19. 

Farber, Mo 8. 

Fargo, N.Dak 18. 

Faribanlt, Minn 10, 

Farley, Iowa 6. 

Farmer City, 111. 
via Bloomingrton. . . 3. 

Farming:ton, 111 4. 

Farminoton, Jowa.. . . 7. 

Farm i n orton. Me 23 . 

Farmington, Minn 10. 

Farming^ton, Wash... ,56. 

Farmville, Va 19. 

Farwell, Mhin 15 

Faulkton, S. Dak 21. 

Fayette, Iowa 7 



65 
25 
10 
86 
69 
26 
79 
24 
20 
25 
95 
58 
50 
00 
10 
15 
82 
00 
48 
.50 
15 

92 
96 
47 
15 
89 
50 
00 
85 
40 
72 
50 
55 
05 
20 
45 



Fayette, Mich 16 

F'ayette, Mo 10. 

Fayetteville, Ark 18. 

Fayetteville, Tenn ... 17. 

Fernwic-k, Ont 12. 

Fergus. Ont 

Fergus Falls, Minn ..17 13 

Fern;indina. Fla 27.80 

Findlav, O 8.00 

Fishkiil, N. Y 18.08 

Fitchburg, Mass 19.00 



17.65 
45.80 



12.08 
'9 50 



13 15 

18 20 



21.15 



46.. 50 
16.50 



4.00 



10.20 
11.10 



16.08 
17.00 



PASSENOER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



11 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Flandreaii. S. Dak ...15. 

Flatonia, Texas 31 

Flat woods, \V. Va 15. 

H leiniutrlou, N. J i9. 

Fiooduood, Mich ..... 9. 

Flora, Iir 7 

h loreme, Ala 17 

Florauoe, \Vis 9 

l^luvaniia, N. Y \2 

Folsom, N. M 34 

I'onda, N. Y 18 

1 ontanelle, Iowa. . . 12 
Forest City, Iowa ... 11 
Forest City, S. Dak.. .23 

Forrestoii, 111 3 

Forest Jiiiic, Wis .. . 5 
Fostoria, O., viaB&O. 7 
Fountain, Minn 9 

Fountain City, Wis . . 8 

Foxburof, Pa 13 

Fox Lake. Wis 4 

Framin^hani, Mass.. 21 

Frankfort, Ind 4 

Frankfort, Ky 9 

Frankfoit,Mieh 

Frankfort. N. Y ... 16 

Franklin, Ind 5 

Franklin. Ky 12 

Franklin, Neb 19 

Franklin. Pa l2 

Franklin, Tenn H 

Franklin Citv, Md .. 19 
Frederick, S. Dak... 20 

Frederick, Md 17 

Frederick sbiirfT, la 8 
Fredericksbnrj?:li. Va.19 
Fredrick ton. N. B. . . .28 
Fredonia. Kan.. .. 16 

Freej)ort, 111 3 

Fremont. Mich 6 

F'remont,Ohio .... 7 
French Lick Spgs, Ind 8 

Fresno. Cal ^2 

Friend. Neb 15 

Friendship, N. Y 13. 

Frisco, Utah 48 



21 55 
14.95 



15 



9 f,0 
29 55 
1 5 . 5u 



11.15 
is' 50 



3 00 
13.74 



9.50 
1(3.50 

iis'co 
i() CO 

24.20 



7.00 
52!. 50 
io'75 





LIMITED. 


FROM CHICAGO 






TO 


"S £ 


— aD 




r^ ^ 






^ 


U 


Frontenac, Minn . 


10.12 




Ft. Royal. Va 


17.50 


15.00 


P't. Atkinson, Iowa... 


8.33 




J't. Collins, Col 


29 50 




Ft. Custer, Mont 




36 65 


Ft. Dodg-e, Iowa 


11.18 




Ft. Edward, N. Y.... 


19.99 


17.00 


Ft. Garland, Col 


38.20 




Ft. Howard, Wis 


5.95 




Ft. Madison, Iowa. . . 


t3..55 




Ft. Mason, Fla 


32.45 




J't. Meade, Fla 


35.45 




Ft. Oo-den, Fla 


37.35 




Ft Payne Ala. 


18.83 
36.90 




Ft. Pie ice, FIm 




Ft. Plain, N. Y.. 


16.65 


15.28 


Ft. Reno, Okla. Ter . 




19.55 


Ft. Scott, Kan 


14 60 




Ft. Sill.i.T.v. H.Spg-s 


27 00 


22.05 


Ft. Smith, Ark.. . . 


19 95 


19 05 


Ft. Snellinor, IMinn . . . 


11. .50 




Ft. Steele, Wyo 


37.60 




Ft. Ticonderogra.N.Y 


19.31 


16.80 


Ft. Wavne, Ind 


4 45 




Ft. Worth, Texas 


26.95 


20.25 


Fulton, Ark 




18.50 


Fulton, 111 


4.07 




Fulton, Kv 


12 44 
9 55 


12 00 


Fulton, Mo 




Fulton Chain, N. Y . . 


18.00 


16.00 



85 



ainesville, Fla 30 15 

ainesville, Ga 22 4.^ 

ainesville, Texa.s 26 30 

alena. 111 4 81 

alenn, Kan 15.85 

alesburjrh. 111 4.88 

alion, Ohio 8 OU 

allatin. Mo 11 .70 

allatin, Tenn 12 76 

allipolis, Ohio 10 80 

alt, Ont 11 00 

alva. Ill 4.18 

al vest on, Texas 32 .50 

ambier, Ohio 8.35 



19 

'9 
25 


5.5 

90 
45 



12 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LOlITEl). 



.19 
,.10 
..10 

.14 
.. 9 

.40 

.30 



65 
79 
75 
00 
,59 
59 
55 
61) 
5) 
00 
62 
88 



.25 
9a 



14.85 



Ganaoque Jiii'., Ont 
Garden City, Kan ... .28 
Garden Grove, Iowa 10 

Gardiner, Me 

Gardner, Mass 

Garlield, Kan 

Garner, Iowa 

Garnelt, Kan 

Ganeltsville, Ohio. 
(iarri>.on, Mont. ... 
Gatesville, Texas .. 

Geneseo, 111 4 

Geneva, Neb 16 

Geneva, N. V 14.25 11.75 

Georfj:etown, Col.. .3i 
Geororetown,Ky.v.Cin 9 



20 75 
17.00 



8.10 
41.50 
23.05 



Georg-etowu, Del 18.75 16 00 

Geoi-oretown, Ont. ...15.30 10.70 

Gettvsburj?, S. Dak..23.l0 .... 

Gettysburg, Pa 17.5!) 15 00 

Gil)son, Indian Ter. ..20.15 18.75 

Gittord, Iowa 9 33 . .. 

ixila Bend, Ariz 6i..50 52.50 

Gill man. Mo. . 10 5i) ... 

Gillman. Ill ... 2.43 

Girard, 111 5.25 . . 

Girard, Kan 15.85 

Girard, Ohio 9.85 8.35 

Girard, Pa 10 85 8 50 

Glaoier, B.C 59 00 51.50 

Gliidbrook, Iowa 8.70 

Glade Sprinofs, Va 18 50 

Gladstone, Mich lO.'O 4.00 

Glasgow, Kv 1122 

Glasgow, Mont 29 00 

Glasport. Pa 10 95 9.45 

Gleneoe, Mmn 12 30 

Glencoe. Ont.via Det. 8.70 . .. 

Glendive, Mont 28.65 

Glen Rock, Wvo 31 60 . ... 

Glens Falls, N. Y ... 18.10 16 55 

Glen wood, Iowa 12.50 

Glen wood, Minn 15 40 

Gif>n wood Spor.s., Col. .41 ..50 

Glvndon, Minn 18.48 

Godfrey, III 6.40 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



liDIlTED. 



12i 



Gogebic, Mich 10.95 

Golden, Col 30.15 

(iolden City, Mo .. ..14 60 

Goldfield, Iowa 11.06 

Cioldman, Ark 18.15 

Goldsboro, N. C 23. WO 

Gonzales, Texas 3"^. 70 

Goshen, Cal 62 50 

Goshen, Ind 3 30 

(ioshen, N. Y 18.00 

Goshen, Va.vCin.C&017. 00 

Gosport, Ind 6.10 

Gouverneur, N. Y 18.00 

Gowrie, Iowa 11.18 

Graceville, Minn 16 70 

Grafton, N. Dak 

Grafton, Ohio 9 25 

Grafton, W. Va 13 

Graham, Va 16 

Grand Haven, Mich.. 5 
Grand ] stand. Neb ... 17 
Grand Junction, Col. 41 
Grand June, Tenn. . .15 
Gr'nd Ledge, Meh.v Ls 6 
Gr'nd Meadow, Minn . 10 
Grand Rapids, Mich . 5 
(Jrand Rapids, Wis... 7 

Granger, W.vo 41 

Granite Falls, Minn.. 14 

Grant City, Mo 12 

Graven hurst, Ont 

Greason, Pa 18 10 

Gr'tBarringt'n,Mass.20.28 

Great Bend, Pa 17.05 

Great Falls, Mont 44.50 

Greelev, Col 29.50 

Greeley Centre, Neb .17.89 

Green Ba.v, Wis 5.95 

Green Castle, Pa ..17 60 
Green Cove Spgs,Fla.28.80 

Greenfield, 111 6.11 

Greenfield, Ind 5.60 

Greenfield, Iowa 12.53 

Greenfield. Mass 19.00 

Greenfield, Ohio 9.00 

Green Lake, Wis... . 5.15 



15 50 
20.63 
25.35 
52.50 

16.66 
15.00 

ib'.sb 



.. 21.50 
25 8.00 
85 12 50 
85 15.00 
35 2 00 
15 ... 

50 

75 12.00 

05 

20 

40 

38 

50 

38 

92 

13.95 
15.60 
17 28 
14.75 
37.50 



3.. 50 
15.10 



17.00 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 13 




Green River, Wyo 

Greensboi'o, N. C. 

Greensbiirs, Ind .... 

Green sbvirg. Pa 

(Jreen Spring-, VV. Va 
Green Springs, Oliio 

Greenup, 111 

Greenville, 111 . . .... 

Greenville. Mich. v. L 
(Jreenville, Miss v.M 

Greenville, Ohio 

Greenville, S. C 

Greenville, Pa 

Greenville, Texas... 

Greenville, Va 

Greenwich, Ohio.... 

Grenada, Miss 

Griffiths, N. Y 

Grinnell, Iowa 

Griswold, Iowa 

Grot on, S. Dak 

Grover, Col 

Giiadala jara, Mex., . 
Giianajnato, Mex . . . 
(i liny mas, Sonera. .. 

Guide Rock, Neb 

Gnelpli,Ont 

Gunnison, Col .... 
Guthrie. Okla. Ter .. 

Gulhrie, Ky 

Guttenberg-, Iowa... 



41.50 
21. n5 
6.40 
12.83 
15 80 

"609 

6 87 
, 6 55 
20.90 

6.75 
22.45 
10.70 
26.10 
17.40 

8.20 
18.74 
12 65 

8.58 
12.35 
19.64 
28 65 
.69 90 
65 00 
72 3^) 
18 38 
11.05 
38.45 



%'.3b 


io.m 

14.55 
7.00 


ie'.so 



12 32 
6.45 



Hager. Wis 10.94 

Hagerstown, Ind 6.25 

Haprerstown, Md 17.25 

Hagersville, Ont 11.25 

Hailev, Idaho 53.25 

Haines City, Fla 34.05 

Haliburton, Ont 

Halifax, N. S 32.00 

Hallowell, Me 22.90 

Halsev. Ore 62 50 

Halsiead, Kan 18.65 

Hamb'rer,Ia.vR'dOak12 50 
Hamburg, Pa 18.00 



9 20 
19.25 
15 00 

7.00 
14.00 

9 50 



55 55 
45 80 
52.50 

io.'ro 

19. 50 
12.00 



14.75 

9.50 

49 40 

i-i!35 
28.50 
20.90 
52.50 



15.50 



Hamder, Ohio 10.05 

Hamilion, N. Dak 

Hamilton, Mo 12. 

Hamilion, C>hio 7. 

Hamilton, Out 11 

Hammond, Lii 23. 

Hampton, Fla 29. 

Hampton, Iowa 9. 

Hampton, V a 20. 

Hancock, Mich 12. 

Hancock, N. Y 18. 

Hanley Falls, Minn. . 14. 

Hanaford, N. Dak 

Hannibal, Mo 7. 

Hanover, Kan 16. 

Hanover, Mich . ... 5 

Hanover. Pa 17. 

Harbor Springs, Mich 11. 

Hardy. Neb 17. 

Harlan. Iowa 12. 

Harlem, N. Dak 19 

Harper, Kan 19. 

Harper's Ferry, Iowa 7 
Harper's Ferry, W.\ al7. 
Harriman ,lnc.,Tenn.l4 



21.50 



9.50 
16.50 



17 00 
15^0 
2i'.56 



15.00 
4.00 



14 75 



Harrisbuvg. Oi'e 
Harrisbu < g. Pa. . . 
Harrison. Ohio . . . 
Harrisonburg, Va 
Harriscnville. Mo 
Harrodsburg, Ky. 
Harro£rate. Tenn . 

Hart, Mich 

Hartford, Conn. . 
Hartford, S. Dak 

Hartford. Ind 

Hartford, Wis 

Harvard. Neb 

Harvey. N. Dak . . 
Harwood. N. Dak 
Harwood. Texas . 
Hastings, Iowa. . . 
Hastings, Minn... 
Hastings. Neb. . . 
Havana, Cuba. . . . 
Havana. Ill 



25 

10 

50 

50 

35 

49 

35 

93 

90 

25 

25 

90 

50 

25 

90 .... 

25 15 00 

75 



52 . 50 
14 75 





..^0 


oi 


50 




!85 





14 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



^2 



Hav re-de-Grace, Md .18.00 

Hiiveihill, Mass 19. 7n 

llaverliill.NH.v.Mont ly.OO 
Hawarclen, Juwa .... 14 .05 

Hawle.v, Pa 18.00 

Hawthorne, Fla 30.15 

Hazletou, Pa 18.00 

Heariie, Texas 

Hebi-on, Neb 16 70 

Hedrick, Iowa 8.22 

Helena, Ark 17.65 

Helena, Mont.v.Mo.R.46.50 

Hemuigford, Neb 25.25 

Hempstead, Texas.. . .31 .00 

Henderson, Ky 9.40 

Hennessey, I. T 

Henrietta, Texas. .. 26.75 
Henry,Col.M'nteV'sta37 85 

HerkMuer. N. Y 17.46 

Herinansville, Mich . . 8.73 
Hermosillo, Souora..67 95 

Herndon, luwa 11.(0 

Hiawatha, Kan 13.69 

Hickman, Kv 13.00 

Highland, III 7.25 

Hill City, S. Dak .....31.55 

Hillsburo, Ohio 9.20 

Hincklev, Minn 13 55 

Holc'en, Mo 13.05 

Holdredpre, Neb 18.94 

Holprate, Ohio 5 90 

Holland, Mich 4.70 

Hollidaysbnrg-, Pa — 14.73 

Holt, Mo 12.51 

Holton, Kan 14 00 

Holly, Mich.v.Diivand 6.:s5 
Holly Spring's, Miss. .15.90 

Holyoke, Col 24.55 

Holyoke, Mass 19 OO 

Homer, Mich 4 94 

Homer, N. Y 16.00 

Homestead, Pa. .. 10 70 

Home wood, Pa 11.00 

Ilomotassa, Fla 33.20 

Homesdale, Pa 18.00 

Honnedaga, N. Y 18.00 



15.50 
1 7 . 75 
17.00 

1 5 . 75 

15.50 
22 70 



14.45 
41.50 



23 i)5 

19 hb 
20. OU 

i4.'82 

52 50 

i2;45 



12.^3 



12.00 

17.00 

i3.50 
9.20 
9 00 

is! 7.5 

15.78 I 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 






Hoosic Falls, N. Y...17. 

Hook.sett, N. H 19 

Hopkins, Mo 12, 

Hopkmsville, Ky . . ..11 

Horicon, Wis 4. 

Hor nellsville, N. Y' . . . 14 
Hortonville Jnc, Wis 5. 

Hot Spring's, Ark 20 

Hot Springs, N. C....18. 
Hot Springs, 8. Dak. 27. 

Hot Springs, Va 18 

Houghton, Mich 30. 

Houlton, Me 28 

Houston, Minn 8 

Houston, Texas 3i 

Jlovvell, Mich 6 

Ho.xie, Ark 

liubbell. Neb 16 

Hudson, N. Y 17. 

Hudson, Wis II. 

Humboldt. Kan 15. 

Humboldt, Neb 14 

Humboldt, Tenn 13 

Hum bird. Wis 8 

lIumeston,Io\va .... 10 

Hunnewell, Kan 19. 

Huntingdon, Pa ... . 15. 
Huntingdon. Que. . 18 

Huntington, Fla 30. 

Huntington, Ore . .. 56 
Huntinsiton, W. Va. . . 10. 

Huntsville, Ala 17 

Huntsville, Texas 30 

Huron, S. Dak 19. 

Hittchinson, Kan. ... 18 
Hutchinson, Minn. ... 12. 
Hyannis. Mass.v.Bos. 

add to Boston rate. 2. 
Hyndman, Pa 14. 



Ida Grove, Iowa 



..12 75 



Idaho Falls, Idaho .. .46.50 

Idaho Springs, Col 31.45 

Ilion, N. Y 16.28 

Imperial, Neb 23.07 



16.39 
17.00 



12.00 

is^so 

18.30 

ieioo 

7 00 
25.15 

23! 95 

i2!85 

ie.'si 



12.00 

13'56 
16.40 

46 '50 
22^80 



2.40 
13.70 



41.50 
13^78 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 15 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Independence, Col . ..32.75 
Independence, Kan.. 16. 70 
Independence, Iowa . 7.55 

Indiana, Pa 12.60 

Indiitiiapolis, Ind 5.00 

liidianola, Iowa 10.57 

Iiidianola, Neb 20.90 

Ingrersoll, Ont 9 85 

Ida, Kan 15 35 

Ionia, Mich.. 6.20 

]o\va City, Iowa 6 64 

Iowa Falls, Iowa 9.71 

] psvvich, S. Dale 21 . 15 

lion Mountain, Mich . 8.73 

J ion Rid^re, Wis 3.95 

Irouton. Ohio 10.80 

Irvineton, Pa 12.69 

Ishpeming-, Mich 10.37 

Isinours, Minn 9.53 

i.sland Pond, Vt 19.00 

Ithaca, N. Y 15 30 

Ithaca, Mich 6.50 



Jackson, Minn 13 04 

Jackson, Miss 22 00 

Jackson, Ohio 10.05 

Jackson, Tenn 14 .34 

Jacksonville, Fla. ...27.80 

Jacksonville, 111 5.35 

Jamestown, N. Dak 

Jamestown, N. Y 12 00 

Jamestown, Pa 11.15 

Janesville, Wis 2.73 

Jeannette. Pa 11.20 

JetTerson, Iowa 11.10 

Jefferson, N. H 19.32 

Jefferson, Texas 27.00 

Jeffersonville, Ind. . . . 7.75 
Jeffersonville, Ohio.. 8 25 

Jellico, Tenn 14 00 

Jennings, La .25.95 

Jenning's, Mont .53.05 

Jersey City, N.J 18 00 

Jersey ville, Ont 11 50 

Jesup, Ga .26.30 



11 17 



9.50 



10.19 



17.00 
12.80 



15.50 
12! 00 



21.50 

9.50 
9.50 

'9!76 

17. '32 
18.55 



19.40 

44.00 

16.00 

9.50 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Jewell City, Kan 17.96 

Johnson's, Tenn 18.50 

Johnsonbiu"":, Pa. . ..13 78 

Johnstown, Pa 12.85 

Joliette, Que 19.60 

Jonesboro, Ark 14.75 

Jonesboro, Ind 4.99 

Joplin, Mo 15 85 

Jordan, Minn 11.50 

Junction City, Kan... 16. 31 

Junction City, Ky 10.75 

Junction City, Ohio . 8.95 

Juniata, Neb 17.-19 

Jupiter, Fla 38 55 



Kalispell, Mont.. 
Kamloops, B.C.. 
Kanawha F'ils.W 

Kane, Pa , 

Kankakee. III. . . 
Kansas City, Mo . 

Kaslo, B. C 

Kasota, Minn 

Kaukaitna, Wis 

Kearney, Neb 

Keene, N. H 

Keithsbifg, 111... 

Kelton, Utah 

Kellerton, Iowa . . 
Kenedy, Texas . . 
Kenesaw, Neb. . 
Kenova. W. Va .. . 

Kent, Ohio 

Kenton, Ohio 

Kenyon, Minn. . . . 
Keokuk, Iowa.... 
Ketchum, Idaho.. 

Kewanee, 111 

Kesvaunee, Wis. . . 
Kevser, W. Va.. 
Key West. Fla . 

Kidder, Mo 

Kilbourn City, Wis 
Kingtisher, O. T 
Kingman, Kan.. 



..49 
..61 
a. 13 
..13 
.. 1 
..12 
. .59 
..11 
.. 5 
. 18 
..19 
.. 5 
. 46 
..11 
..34, 
..17 
..10 
.. 8, 
.. 7, 
..10 



..53 
.. 3 

.. 6 
..15 
..46 
. 12 



00 
.50 
40 
.73 
.67 
50 
00 
37 
,50 
43 
00 
79 
15 
93 
25 
74 
80 
80 
05 
50 
15 
C'O 
94 
94 
35 
05 
20 
53 






11.28 
11 35 
16 10 
12.10 



19.60 



42 
51 


50 
50 


ii 


23 


5i 


50 


17 


66 


27 


26 


7 


36 


50 


00 


14 
31 


16 

50 


19 


55 



16 PASSENGER 


FARES FROM CHICAGO. 






LI.niTKI). 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


LIMITED. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


■s. i 









Kinprsbury, Texas. .. 32.95 

Kinijslaiid, Ind 4 75 

Kiu^slaiid, Ark . 

Kitiffs Mountain, Ky 11.30 

Kin<j.sloii, Ga 19 70 

Kinjr.ston, N. Y 17.83 

KiiiSHtoi), L. Co. Pa.. 18 00 
Kinj^stoii.Cuui.Co.Pa. i7.25 

Kingrstou. Ont 19 00 

Kio \va , Kan 20 . 65 

Kii-kman,To\va 12 35 

Kirksville, Mo 9.06 

Kissiiumee. Fla .... 33 15 

Kittanningr, Pa 12 05 

Knightstown, Ind. . . 6.00 

Knobel, Ark 13.45 

Knowlton, Iowa 12. dO 

Knoxville, 111 5 03 

Kuoxville, Iowa 9 33 

Kno.willeTeun 16.00 

Kokomo, lud 4 20 

Kossuth, Iowa 6.65 

Kulm, N. Dak 



LaeDu Flambeau, WislO 35 

Laekawa.xen, Pa 18 00 

Lai-lede, Mo 10.36 

Leconia, N. H 19.00 

La.-oochee, Fla 33.45 

La Crescent, Minn ... 7 86 

La Crosse, Wis 7.86 

Laddonia, Mo 8 10 

La Fayette, !nd 3 60 

Lafayette, La 25 95 

La Grande, Ore 56.50 

La G ran o^e, Ga 23 . 00 

Lake Charles, La 25 95 

Lake City, Fla 27.80 

Lake City, Iowa 11.80 

Lake City, Minn 9.93 

Lake Edward, Qne...24 40 
Lake Geneva, Wis.. .. 2.40 

Lakeland. Fla 31.75 

Lake Tiinden, Mich 

Lake Odessa, Mich ... 6.05 



25.20 
i7.35 



16 00 
15.50 
14.60 
14.60 



29.50 
10.55 



12.00 



21.50 



15.75 

17^ 00 



19.40 
46 50 

i9'46 



20.85 



28 20 
7.00 



Lake Park, Minn 17.5^8 

Lake Preston, y. Dak.l7 35 
Lake St. Joseph, Que. 21 .70 
Lake Valley, N.M .. 49.95 

Lakewood, N. Y 12.00 

Lake wood, N. J 20.00 

Lamar, Mo 14 60 

La Moure, N. Dak 

Lampasas, Texas 31.20 

Lanark, 111 3.57 

Lancaster, N. H I'.i.OO 

Lancaster, Ohio 9 30 

Lancaster, Pa 18 25 

Lancaster. Wis 6 20 

Lancing, Tenn 14.35 

Lanesboro, Minn 9 36 

Langdon, N. Dak 

Landlord, N. Dak. ... 19.63 

La Otto, Ind 4.35 

L' An.se, Mich 

Lansing-, Iowa 7.70 

Lansing, Mich 5.50 

La Porte, Iowa 7.85 

Laramie, Wyo 31.50 

Laredo, Texas 39.10 

Larimure, N. Dak 

La Salle, 111 2.81 

Las Crnces, N. M. . . .45 40 

Las Vegas, N.M 

Lathrop, Cal 62 50 

Lathrop, Mo ... 12.50 

Latrobe,Pa.vPFW&C 1 1 .72 

Laurel, Md 17. .50 

Lawler. Iowa 8.60 

Lawrence, Kan 14.15 

Lawrenceburg, Ind.. 7.70 
Lawrenceburg, Tenn 16.23 
Lawrenceville, 111 .. 7.10 

Lawlev, Fla 28 85 

Lead Citv, S. Dak .. .31.80 

Leadville, Col 37.50 

Leaf River, 111 2.86 

Leal, N. Dak 

Leavenworth, Kan. . .12 50 
Leavittsbnrgh, Ohio 9.60 
Lebanon, Ky 10.00 



18.,^0 

36 50 

9 50 

17 CO 

2i.50 
23.45 

i7.00 

15^50 



21.50 

V'oo 



28.40 
21 50 

35! 9.5 
.-2 .55 
52.50 

io.22 
15.00 



21. 50 

8'io 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



17 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



1-1,5 



Lebanon, Pa 18.00 

Lebanon, Tenn 14.50 

Leetls June., Me ... .21.90 

Leesbui'f?, Fla 32 45 

Leesbnrf?, Ind 8.30 

Lectonia, Ohio 10.30 

LeMars, Iowa 12.75 

Lenora, Kan 21.28 

Leon, Iowa 11 .19 

LeKov.Minn 9.43 

LeRov, N. Y 12.97 

LeSuer, Minn 12,20 

Lester, Iowa 14.30 

Lethbridge, Alberta. .50.30 

Levis, Que 21.00 

Lewisburgh, Pa 17.25 

Lewiston, Idaho 59.40 

Lewiston,Iil 5.51 

Lewiston, Me 20.50 

Lewiston. N. Y 12.28 

Lewiston, Pa 16.15 

Lexington, 111 3.31 

Lexington, Ky 10.40 

Lexington, Va 18.00 

Lexington, June., Mo.ll .83 
Libby Creek, Mont — 53.65 

Liberty, Ind 7.10 

Liberty, Mo 12.50 

Liberty, N. Y 18.00 

Lima, Ohio 6 25 

Lime Springs, Iowa. . 9.06 

Lincoln, Neb 14.40 

Lindsay, Ont 

Lisbon, N. Dak 20.09 

Lisbon, N.H 19 00 

Lisbon, Ohio 10 60 

Litchfield. Ill 5.85 

Little Falls, Minn.... 14. 71 
Little Fall-^, N. Y.... 16.46 

Little Rock, Ark 17.85 

Littleton, N. H 19.00 

Live Oak, Fla 27.80 

Livermore, 'owa 11 50 

Livermore Falls,N.H. 19.06 

Livingston, Ala 21 90 

Livingston, Ky 12.19 






15.50 
19.90 

's.'so 

i6!47 



42.55 
18.00 
14.75 
49.40 

18.50 

9.78 

14.65 



15.50 
44!66 

ieioo 

12! 75 

i7'6o 

9.60 



13.96 
16 40 
17.00 


i7'66 



' LIMITED. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



^.l 



..29 
,.28 
.31 
, 18 
,.59 



Livingston, Mont 44 

Llano, Texas 35 

Lock Haven, Pa 16 

Loekport, N. Y 12 

Lodi, Ohio 8 

Logan. Ohio 9 

Lomax, III 6 

London, Ohio. 

London, Ont 9 

Londonderry, N. S 31 

Lone Rock, Wis 5 

Long Branch, N. J . . .20 
Longmont,Col. . . 
Longview, Texas. 
Longwood, Fla... 
Loon Lake, N. Y . 
Loon Lake, Wash 

Lorain, Ohio 

Los Alamos, Cal., add 

to San Fran, rates. 9 

Los Angeles, Cal 62. 

Los Cerrillos, N. M 

Los Olivos, Cal., add 

to San Fran, rates. 9. 

Loudon, Pa 17. 

Loudonville, Ohio 8, 

Louisville, Ky 8. 

Louisville, Ohio 9. 

Loveland, Ohio 8. 

Lovington, III 4. 

Lowell, Mass . . 19, 

Lowell, Neb 18, 

Lowell, Ohio 10 

Lucas, Iowa 10 

Ludden, N. Dak 20. 

Ludlow Falls, Ohio .. 7. 

Luling, Te.xas 32. 

Lunnenburg, N. H . ..19, 

Luray, Va 17. 

Luverne, fowa 11 

L\iverne, Minn 14, 

Lyle, Minn 10. 

Lvnchburgh, Va 18 

Lyndonville, Vt 19 

Lynn, Ind 6. 

Lynn, Mass 19, 




1 9 . 30 
30.25 
!() 00 
49 00 
7.(H) 

7.':o 

52.50 

38 85 

8 35 
15.45 



7 


85 


17 


60 


24 


8.5 


17 


00 


15 


00 



15 00 
17.00 

'\Y.-20 



18 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Lynxville, Wis 7 24 

Lyons, Col 29.95 

Lyons, lovva 4 27 

Lyons, N. Y 14.08 12.58 



Mufkiniu* Isrnd,Mch.l2.68 
Mai-kin;ivv City, Mich. 12. 18 

MfLeod, Alberta 59.40 

Macomb, 111 6.07 

Macon, Ga 24.05 

Macon, Miss 20.00 

Macon, Mo 9.20 

Madera, Cal 62 50 

Madison, Ind 7.00 

Madison, Minn 15 38 

Madison, Wis 3 92 

Madisonville, Ky 10.55 

Madrid, Iowa 10.10 

Majjdalena, N. M. ...46.50 
Magdalena, Sonora..62 05 

IMagnolia, Ark 

Magnolia, Fla 28 

Mahanoy City, Pa 18 

Maiden Rock, Wis... 10 

Maitland, Fla 32 

Malone, N. Y 18. 

Malta, Ohio 9. 

Malvern, Iowa 12 

Mammoth Sp'gr, Ark. 16. 

Manassas, Va 17, 

Manatee, Fla 38. 

Manchester, Iowa. . . 6, 
Manchester, Mass, via 
Boston, add Bos. rts. 

Manchester, N. H 19. 

Manchester, Vt 18. 

Mandan, N. Dak 21 

Manistee, Mich 2 

Manistiqne, Mich 4 

Muniton,Col 29 60 .. 

Manitowoc, Wis 4.87 

Mankato, Minn 1 1 37 

Manly Jnnc, Iowa. . 10.12 

Manning:, Iowa 11.90 

Manstield, 111 3.92 



55.15 

is! 50 
52^50 



36.65 
51.80 
18.70 

is! 50 
16.66 



14.55 
15.00 
27.50 



2.50 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



^i 



Manstield, Mo 16.00 

Manstield, Ohio 8.00 

Manuka Chunk, N.J. 18 00 
Maple River Jet., la. .12.00 

Mapleton, Iowa 12.75 

Maquoketa. Iowa 5.10 

Marceline, Mo 9.96 

Marcus, Iowa 12.75 

Marcus, Wash 59*. 00 

Maricopa, Ariz 60 70 

Marietta, (Ja 20.80 

Marietta, Ohio 10.80 

Marinette, Wis 7.40 

Marion, 111 9.79 

Marion, Ind 4.70 

Marion, Iowa 6 58 

Marion, Ohio 7 80 

Marion, Va.v.C«feN&W18 5(t 
Marion June, S. Dak 15 90 

Mai-quette, Mich 

Marshall, 111 5 40 

Marshall, Minn 14.60 

Mar.shall, Mo 10.90 

Marshall, Texas ... 28.10 
Marshalltown, Iowa . 8.70 
Marshtield, Wis ... , 8.00 

Marshland, Wis 8.50 

Martin, Tenn 12.79 

Martinsburg, W.Va. 17.25 
Martins Ferry, Ohio. .11. 00 

Martinsville, Ind 5.75 

Martinsville, Va 19.55 

Marysville, Cal 62.50 

Marysville, Kan 15.60 

Marysville, Ohio 8.00 

Mason City, Iowa... 9.97 
Massena Sp'grs, N. Y. 18.40 

Massiilon,Ohio 8.90 

Mattamoras, Mex..,.49.35 

Mattawa, Ont 20.20 

Mattoon,Ill 5.16 

Mauch Chunk. Pa.... 18.(0 

Maurice, Iowa 13.53 

Mauston, Wis 6.10 

Maysville, Ky 9.75 

Mayview, Mo 12.00 



15.50 

.51 .".50 
51.25 

i6!o6 

3.00 

'6.00 
i8!85 

i'iioo 

14.74 
9.50 

i6!85 
52.50 

i6!40 

7.40 

37 30 

19.35 

i5.'50 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 19 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



51 W 



Mayville, N.Y 12.00 9.50 

Mazomanie, Wis 4.60 

McAdain Jnc, N. B ..27.25 23.50 

Mc Arthur June Ont.lO 05 

McCombCily, Miss.. .23. 00 16 50 

McCook, Neb 21.25 

McFarland, Iowa 14.96 

McGregor. Iowa 6.90 

Mclntire, Iowa.. 9.55 

McKeesport, Pa 10.75 9.35 

McKenzie, Teun 13.50 12.00 

McKinney, Texas ... .26 30 20.00 

McLeansl)oro, III . ... 8.51 

MeMinnville, Tenn...l6.65 

MePhersou. Kan 17.85 

Meadville, Mo 10.70 

Meadville, Pa 11.50 

Meaford, Ont 

Mears, Mit-h 6.85 

Meehanicsburg, Pa.. 17. 25 

Medford, Wis 9.06 

Medicine Hat, Assa. .45.20 

Medina, N. Y 12.70 

Medina, Ohio 8.50 

Melbourne. Fla 34.95 

Melbourne, Iowa 8.95 

Melrose, Mont 46.50 

Melville, N. Dak 

Memphis, Tenn 12.50 

Mendota. Ill 2.49 

Menno, .S. Dak 16.40 

Menominee, Mich /'.45 

Menominee, Wis 10.10 

Merced, Cal 62. .50 

Mercer, Pa 11.15 

Mercersburg, Pa 17.66 

Meredith, N. H 19.00 

Meriden.Conn 19.20 

Meridian, Miss 21.90 

Merino, Wvo 32 75 

Merrill. Wis 8.71 

Merrillan, Wis 8.00 

Merricourt, N. Dak 21 .50 

Metripolitan, Mich. .. 9 80 

Metropolis, 111 10.75 

Meyersdale, Pa 14.25 12 40 



9. .50 
13.60 

14^75 

40 .'96 

10.20 

7.00 



41. .50 
21.50 
10.50 



52. 50 
9. 50 
15.16 
17.00 
17.20 
15 50 
32.50 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



'-1,5 






Mexico City, Mex &i.60 

Miami, Texas 

Miami City, Ohio... . 7.25 

Micanopy, Fla 30.50 

Michigamme, Mich.. . 10.62 

Middlebury, Vt 19.00 

Middleport, Ohio 10 80 

Middle,sborough, Ky. 14.88 
Middletown, Conn. . . . 19.30 
Middletown, N. Y .... 18.00 

Middletown, Va 17.25 

Midland, Mich 7.47 

Midland, Ont 

Mill land, Texas 36 

Mifliinburg, Pa 17 

Milaca, Minn 13 



45.45 
23.10 



17.00 



19, 



Milan, Mo 10 

Milan, Tenn . 13 

Milano, Texas 30 

Milbank, S. Dak 16 

Miles City, Mont, 

Milford, Conn 

Milford Center, Ohio. 8 
Milledgeville, Ga. . . 

Miller, S. Dak 

Millersburg, Ky 

Millersburgh, Ohio 
Millersburgh, Pa . 
Miller's Falls, Mass 
Milnor, N. Dak. ... 

Milton, Ont 

Milton, Pa 17.25 

Milton June, Wis .... 2.96 

Milwaukee, Wis 2.55 

Minco, I.T 

Minden.Neb 18.25 

Mineola, Texas 26.10 

Mineral Point, Wis. .. 5.02 
Minneapolis, Kan. . . 17.85 

Minier, 111 4.05 

Minneapolis, Minn. .11. 50 
MinnesotaCity.Minn 8 80 
Minnesota June, Wis 4.23 
Minnetonka Bch.Min.12.10 

Minnewankon, N. D 

Minoqua, Wis 10 



17.30 
16.00 
15 00 

i4!i.5 
26.85 
14 75 



12.00 
23.15 



31.80 
ir.80 



14 75 
17.00 



10 70 
14.75 



19. 55 
i9 40 



21.50 



00 



20 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 




Miuot, N. Dak 27.9b 

Miiito, N. Dak r 

Mission, Idaho 54 

Missoula, Mont 49 

Missouri Valley, la . . 12 

Mitchell, S. Dak 17, 

Mitchell, Ind 7 

Mobile, Ala... 22 

Moira, N. V 18 

Mojave, Cal 62 

Moline, HI 4. 

Mona, Iowa 10 

Monaco, Pa 10 

Monanfro, N. Dak 21, 

Monai'ch, Mont 47. 

Moncton, N. B 27 

Mondovi, Wis 9. 

Monica, 111 4. 

Monmouth, 111 5. 

MonongahelaCit,v,Pall. 
Monroe, la. JasperCo 9. 
Monroe, La, Jacks'nM 23. 

Monroe, Wis 3. 

Monroeville, Ohio... 8. 

Montague, Mich 6. 

Moniandon, Pa. ..... .17. 

Monterey, Mex 44. 

Moniesano, Wash 61. 

Montevideo, Minn 14. 

Montfort, Wis 5. 

Montgoaiery, Ala 21. 

Mon^go.nery, Mo 10. 

Montgomery, Pa 17. 

Monticeiio, Iowa 6 

Montpelier, Vt 19. 

Montreal, P. Q 18. 

Mon trose, S. Dak 16. 

Montrose, Col .41. 

Mooers June., N. Y ..19. 

Moorcraft, Wyo 33. 

Moorhead, Minn .... 18. 
Moose Jaw, Assin'b'n.34. 
Morgan, Texas. ...27. 
Morgantown, W. Va..l4. 

Morris, Minn 16. 

Morrisburg, Out 18. 



21.50 
21.50 
46.00 
44.00 



16.50 

16.0 

52.50 



9.00 



40.15 
23.00 



9.85 

16.50 

'7' 00 

14.75 
32.00 
51.50 



14.75 



17.00 
16.00 



16.80 
32.50 

30.40 
21.15 
12.85 

16.66 



Morristown, N. Y.... 18.00 
Morristown,Tenn ...17.25 

Morrow, Ohio 5.50 

Moscow, Idaho 56.95 

Moulton, Iowa 9 12 

Moundsville, W.Va.. 11.20 
Mountain Grove, Mo. 16.65 
Mountain Home, Ida. 54. 50 
M'ntainLakePrk,Md. 15.35 

Moville, Iowa 12.75 

Mt. Ayr, Iowa 12.25 

Mt. Carmel, 111 7.55 

Mt. Carmel, Pa 18.^0 

Mt. Carroll, 111 3.80 

Mt. Clemens, Mich.... 7.80 
Mt. Gilead, Ohio , ... 8-00 

Mt. Jewett, Pa 12.00 

Mt. Morris, N. Y 13.60 

Mt. Pleasant, Iowa .. 7.00 
Mt. Pleasant, Ont.... 10.80 
Mt. Plea.sant. Pa.. .13.12 

Mt. Pulaski, 111 4.45 

Mt. Sterling, Iowa.. .. 7.82 

Mt. Sterling, Ohio 8.55 

Mt. Vernon, 111 7.75 

Mt. Vernon, Ind 8.65 

Mt. Vernon, Ohio 8.00 

Mukvvonago, Wis 2.-)l 

Mu I graves, N. S 34.40 

Mullan, Idaho ,53.50 

Muncie, Ind 5.60 

Muncy, Pa 17.25 

Murfreesboro, Tenn . . 14. .50 

Murphysboro, 111 9.24 

Murray, Iowa ,.11.18 

Muscatine, Iowa 5.86 

Muscogee, I. T 20.60 

Muskegon, Mich 5.75 

Muskoka Wharf, Ont. . . . 



15.15 



46.95 
9.76 



46.50 
14.05 



15.50 



9 50 
11.10 



9.50 
10.62 



27.45 
45.60 

14.75 



18.75 

i4!66 



Nanaimo, B. C 61.50 51.50 

Nanticoke, Pa 18. 00 15..50 

Napanee, Ont 14.05 

Nashua, Iowa 9.24 

Nashua, N.H 19.00 17.00 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



21 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Nashville, Term 13.50 

Nassau, ] . of N. P . . . . 56.70 
Natchez, Miss v Jcksn23.85 
National City, Ceil . . .62.50 
Natural Bridge, Va. . 17.40 

Nebo, Ark 17.85 

Nebraska City, Neb. .13.00 
Neb. City Jnc, Iowa. 12,50 

Necedah, Wis 6.70 

Neche, N. Dak 

Nefjaunee, Mich 10.37 

Nemaha City, Neb. . . 13.82 

Neilsville, Wis 8.00 

Nelson, B. C 59.00 

Nelson, Neb 17.50 

NeLsoiiville, Ohio 10.05 

Neodesha, Kan 16.80 

Neosho, Mo 16.75 

Neosho Falls, Kan. . . 16.40 

Nerstrand, Minn 11.28 

Netawaka, Kan 13.59 

Nettleton, Ark 

Nevada, Mo 14.45 

Nevada, Iowa 9.55 

New Albany, Iiid .... 7.75 
New Albany, Kan . . . 17.75 
New Albin, Iowa. .. 7.86 

Newark, S. Dak 19.63 

Newark, Del 18 00 

Newark, N. J 18.00 

Newark, N. Y 13.98 

Newark, Ohio 8.35 

Newavg'o, Mich 5.50 

New Bedford, Mass . .19.97 

Newbern, N. C 26.30 

New Brifihton, Pa..., 11. 00 
New Britain, Conn... 19.00 
New Brunswick, N.J. 19.85 

Nevvburgh, N. Y 18.00 

Newbury]>or1, Mass. .19.90 

New Caaabia, Mo 9.70 

New Carlisle, Ohio. . 7.60 

Newcastle, Ind 5.90 

New Castle, N. B 27.50 

Newcastle, Pa 10.50 

Newcastle, Wyo 31.35 



17.35 
52.50 
15.00 



21.50 



51.50 



12.00 



15.50 
16.00 
11.48 



17.97 
23.03 
9.00 
17.00 
17.00 
16.00 
17.90 



23.00 
9.00 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 






'51 * 



Neweomerstown, O.. 9.50 

NewCumberl'nd.WV. 10.50 9.00 

Newell, Iowa 12.47 

New Glasgow, N. S . .32.00 26.00 
New Hampton, Iowa. 8.70 

New Haven, Conn 19.60 17.60 

New Haven, Pa 12.15 10.65 

New Lexington, Ohio. 9.00 

New Lisbon, Wis.. . 6.32 

Newlon, W. Va 15 95 1.5.05 

New London, Conn... 19.00 17.00 

New London, Iowa. . . 6.75 

New London, W^is ... 5.85 

Newnan, Ga 22.20 

New Market, Ont 11.75 

New Orleans, La . . . 18.50 12.50 

New Philadelphia, O. 9.60 8.10 

Newport, Ark 13.90 

Newport, Me 27..50 24..50 

Newport, R.I 22.00 19.00 

Ne wport, Vt 25.75 22.75 

Newport, Wash 56.50 46..50 

Newport News, Va . .20.00 17.00 

New Kockford, N. D 21.50 

Newton, 111 6.17 

Newton, Kan 18.65 ... 

Newton Falls. Ohio.. 9.50 8.00 

New Ulm, Minn 12.24 .... 

Newville, Pa 17.25 14.75 

NewWestminster,BC.61..50 51.50 

New Whatcom, Wash. 61. 50 51.50 

New York, N. Y 18.00 16.00 

Niagara Falls, N.Y. . 12.00 9.50 

Niagara Falls. Ont . .12.00 9.50 

Nicholasville, Ky . . . . 10-40 

Niles, Ohio 9.70 8.20 

Noblesville, Ind .5.00 

Noel, Mo 17.55 .... 

Nogales, Ariz 59.40 49.95 

Noquebay, Wis 7.50 .... 

Nora June, Iowa 9.72 

Nora Springs, Iowa. . 9.70 

Norfolk, Va 20.00 17.00 

Norris City, 111 8. .55 

Norvistown, Pa 18.00 1.5.50 

North Adams, Mass. . 18.00 17.00 



22 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 






Northampton, Mass. 19.50 17.U0 

North Andover,Mass. 19.64 17.64 

North Benuiug^ton,Vt 17.64 16.74 

North Conway, N. 11.20A0 18.50 

North Creek, N. Y 18.14 

Northtleld, Minn 10.50 

Northtield, Mass 19.30 17.30 

Northtield, N. H 19.00 17.00 

Northtield, Vt 19.00 17.00 

North Hampton, N.H. 20. 19 18.19 

No. Manchester, Ind.. 3.60 

North Platte, Neb . . . 21.25 

North port. Wash 59.00 51.50 

Northumberland, Pa. 17.25 14.75 

North Vernon, Ind . . 6.50 

Northwood, Iowa . ..10.47 

NorthWoodstocK,NH. 19.63 17.63 

NorthYakiraa.Wash 58.00 48.00 

Norton, Kan 20.85 

Norton, Va 17.86 

Norionville. Ky 10.i<0 

Norwalk,Ohio 8.40 7.00 

Norway, Mich 8.73 

Norwich, Conn 19 50 17.50 

Norwich, N.Y 16.65 14.50 

Norwich, Vt 19.00 17.00 

Norwood, Mich 4.00 

Norwood, Minn 11.96 

Norwood, N. Y 18.00 16.00 

Nutt, N. M 45.40 35.95 



Oakes, N. Dak..' ...20.10 

Oak Grove, Mo 12.50 . ... 

Oakland, 111 4.83 

Oakland, Md 15.30 13.95 

Oberlin, Kan 22.09 

Oberlin, Ohio 9.00 ... . 

Ocala, Fla 31.20 .... 

Ocean Grove. N. J . 19.20 17.00 

Ocean Springes, Miss. 23.00 

Oconowoc, Wis 3.49 

Oconto, Wis 6.81 

Ocosta, Wash ,61.50 51.50 

Odell, Neb ....16.10 

Odell,N.Dak 21.50 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 






Ode.sso, 3Io 12.20 

Octavia, Neb 14.74 

Odeuton, Md 17.50 

Odin, III 7.32 

Oj?den, Iowa 10.55 

Ogden, Utah 41.50 

Ogdensburgh, N. Y . .18.00 

Ogdeusburg, Wis 6.50 

Ohio City, Ohio 5.60 

Oil City, Pa 12.00 

Oklahoma, O. T 

Okoboji Lake, Iowa. . 

OUolona, Miss 

Old PointCoui fort, Va 

Clean, N. Y 

Olney, lil 

Olympia, Wash 

Omaha, Neb 

Omro, Wis 

Onalaska, Wis 

Onawa, Iowa 

Oneida, N. Y 

Oneonta, N. Y 

Ontonagon, Mich 

Oostburg, Wis 

Opelika, Ala. v. Birm. 

Oquawka, 111 

Orange, Texas 

Orang-e, Va 

Orange City, Iowa 

Orange, City, Fla.. .. 

Ord, Neb 

Ordway, S. Dak 

Oregon, 111 

Oregon City, Ore 

Orillia,Ont 

Orion, 111 4.93 

Orlando, Fla 32.45 

Orleans, Tnd 7.75 

Ormond,Fla 32.05 

Orrville, Ohio 8.50 

Ortonville, Minn 16.14 

Osage City, Kan 14.90 

Osage Mission, Kan. . 16.15 

Csborn, Mo 12.50 

Osceola, Iowa 10.88 



13.25 
18.10 
20 00 
12.60 

7.32 
61.50 
12.75 

5.43 

7.87 
12.75 
15.50 
16.65 
12 50 

3.82 
23.00 

6.04 
27.00 
17.98 
13.35 
33.05 
18.50 
20.10 

2.70 
62.50 






15.00 



15.80 



9.50 
19.55 

17.(0 
10,10 



51.50 



14.00 
15.10 



20. 60 
15.00 



52.50 
13.85 



7.00 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



23 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Oshawa, Ont 

Oskaloosa, Iowa 

Ossian, loNva 

Oswecro, Kan 

Oswego, JN.Y 

Ottawa, III 

Ottawa, Ont 

Ottawa, Kan 

Ottum wa, Iowa 

Ouray. Col 

Owatonna, Minn 

Oweg-o, N. Y 

OwenslDoro, Ky 

Owen Sound, Ont 

Owosso, Mich 

Oxford, Miss 

Oxford, O., Butler Co. 
Ozark, Ark 



8.56 

7.96 
16.70 
1.5.60 

2.36 
18.00 
13.95 

8.43 
43.60 
10.50 
16.30 
10.15 
13.15 

5.86 
17.34 

7.25 
19.80 



Pacific June, Iowa..l2..50 

Padueah, Kv 11.16 

Painesville, Ohio. ... 9.35 

Paint Rock, N. C 18.55 

Palatine Bridge, N.Y.16.84 

Palatka, Fla 29.80 

Palestine, Texas 27.60 

Palisade, Nevada. . . .56.95 

Palmasola, Fla 38.15 

via St. Louis 49.75 

Palmer, Mass 19,(X) 

Palmetto, Fla. .. 38 15 

Palmyra, Mo 7 70 

Palmvra, N. Y 13 82 

Palmvra, Wis .S.09 

Pana, 111 5 42 

Panasoffkee, Fla .. 32.60 

Pan Handle Citv,Tex 

Paola, Kan....' 13.85 

Paragotild, Ark 14.10 

Paris, 111 4.83 

Paris, Ky 10.35 

Paris, Ont 

Paris, Tenn 13.50 

Paris, Texas 25..S5 

Park City, Utah . . ..41.50 



UJZ 



1 1 55 

14.16 
16.66 

13.90 

12.60 
19.05 



18.30 
15.34 

209.5 
52.50 



17.20 
11.32 



23.10 
12.66 



9.50 
12.00 
19.05 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LLniTKD. 



>— as 
1^1 si 



Parker, S. Dak 15.65 

Parker, Pa 1.3.00 11.25 

Parker (nty. 111 9.73 

Parkersburgh, W.V. .10.80 10.00 

Park River, N. Dak 21 .50 

Parkston,S. Dak.... 17.45 

Parkville, Mo 12..50 

Parnell Cily, Mo 12.50 

Parsons, Kan 16.15 . ... 

Passaic, N J 18 00 16.00 

Pass Christian, Miss.. 23. 00 

Pasqua, Assinaboiii 34 35 30.05 

Paterson, N. J 18.00 15.00 

Pattersonville, Iowa. 13.66 

Paulding, Ohio 5.40 .... 

Paul Smiths Sta.N.Y. 18.00 16.00 

Paxton, 111 3.08 

Pavnesville, Minn 14.28 

Pecos Citv, Texas.... 39.00 28.65 

Peekskill, N. Y... . 20.00 17.00 

Pierce, City, Mo 15.85 

Pekin, 111 4.25 

Pella, Iowa 9.07 .... 

Pelican Lake. Wis ... 8.65 

Pemberton, Fla 30.65 .... 

Pembina, N. Dak 21. .50 

Pembroke, Ont 20.40 17.20 

Pendleton, Ind 5.25 

Pendleton, Ore 56.50 46..''0 

Penn Yann, N. Y 14. .39 12.89 

Pensacola, Fla 22 00 .... 

Pentwater, Mich 7.05 .... 

Peoria, 111 4.25 

Pepin, Wis 9.74 .... 

Percy, 111 9.51 

Perham, Minn 16. 9r 

Perrv, Iowa 10.65 

Perrv, O. T 21.05 19..55 

Perth, Ont 18.00 1.^45 

Perth Ambov, N. J. . .18.00 16.00 

Peru, Ind. Pl.RkorArg 3.85 

Peshtigo, Wis 7.21 

Peterboro, Ont 13.00 

Petersburg, 111 4.80 .... 

Petersburg, Va 19.00 17.00 

Petoskey, Mich 11.10 



24 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 






Pewaukee, Wis 3.12 

Philadelphia, Pa. ...18.00 
Philiip.sburg, Mont.. .48.80 

Phoenix, Ariz 62 80 

Phoenixville, Pa 18.00 

Pickens, W. Va 16 30 

Pickering, Iowa 8.50 

Picton, Ont . . 

Pictou, N. S 32.00 

Piedmont, W. Va. ...15. So 
PietlrasNiegras,Mex.40 05 

Pierre, S. Dak 23.80 

Pike, Wis 8.01 

Pilot Bav, B.C 59.00 

Pine BlufF, Ark. 19.00 

Pineville, Ky 14.36 

Pipestone, Minn 14 90 

Piqua, Ohio . 7.25 

Pittsburg-, Kan 15.60 

Pittsburgh, Pa 10., 50 

Pittsburg, Texas 27 00 

Pittsfield, Me 23 90 

Pittsfield, Mass 17 82 

Pittston, Pa 18.00 

Pittsville, Wis 7.67 

Plain Citv, Ohio 8.25 

Plainfield, N. J 18.00 

Plainvievv,Minn 10.18 

Plant City, Fla 41.80 

Platteville, Wis 5.27 

Plattshurgh,N. Y ...19. .54 
Pleasant Hill, Mo . . . .13.20 
Pleasanton, Kan . 14 60 

Plover, Wis. 7.05 

Plum Creek, Neb. . . 19. 4r 

Plvmonth,Fla .32.45 

Pl\ mouth, N. H 19.00 

Plymouth, Wis 4 19 

Plymouth .Tunclowa 9 97 

Pocatello, Idaho 45 00 

Pocahontas, Va 16 65 

Pt. Chautauqua, N.Y. 12.00 
Point du Chien, N. B.27 85 

Point Levi, P. Q 21 00 

Polo, 111 3 09 

Pomeroy, Ohio 10,80 



15.. 50 
41 .50 
53.35 
15. .50 
15.40 

i4.75 
26.00 
14.10 
30.90 



51., 50 
16 40 



9 00 

18.80 
21 90 
17 uO 
15 50 



16.00 
36 .'36 
i6 80 



.00 



41. .50 
15.00 
9 .50 
23,00 
18.00 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



lilMITKO. 



^l 



Pomeroy, Wash 58.00 48.00 

Pomona, Fla 33.30 

Pond Ci-eek, I. T 19.55 

Poplar, Mont 27.00 

Poplar BlutT, Mo 12.00 

Portage City, Wis ... 5.02 

P'rt'ge laPrairie,Man 23.70 

Portal, N. Dak 27.95 23.6. 

Port Arthnr, Ont 10 00 

Port Colborne, Ont. ..12 00 9 .'() 

Pori Dalhousie, Ont..l2.10 9 LO 
Port Harford.Cal.add 

to San Fran, rates . 6 00 4 fO 

Port Hope, Ont 17.70 12 2 > 

Port Henry, N. Y 19 51 16.80 

Port Huron, Mich ...7.30 . .. 

Port Jervis, N. Y 18.00 16. (H) 

Port Kent, N. P 19. ,54 16.80 

Port Tampa, Fla 36 O-i 26.90 

PortTo\vnsend,Wash.61 .50 51.5;) 

Port Washington, Wis 3.30 

Porterville, Call 62.50 .52.50 

Port land , Me 20 . .50 1 8 .50 

Portland, Ore 61 .50 51 ..50 

Portsmouth, N. H....20.40 18.40 

Portsmouth, Ohio 10 25 

Portsmonth, Va 20.00 17.00 

Postville, Iowa 7 63 

Pot,sdara, N.Y 18 00 16. M) 

Pottsto wn , Pa 18.(0 1 5 . .50 

Poltsville, Pa 18 00 15. FO 

Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 18.30 17.00 

Powers, Mich 8.73 

Prairie du Chien, Wis. 6 79 .... 

Prescott, Ariz 62.30 53.35 

Prescott, Ont 1 « 00 1 5 80 ' 

Prescott, Wis 10 98 

Presque Isle, Me., add 

to Boston rates. .. . 10.65 .... 

Preston. Ont. .. 1 1 00 

Prince Albert, Sask..47.60 43 75 

Princeton, 111 3.13 

Princeton. Ind 7 8') 

Princeton, Kv ll.H) 

Princeton, N. J 19. .35 16 60 

Princeton, Wis .. 5.43 .... 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 05 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Providence, K. I. . 

Pueblo, Col 

Pulaski, Tenn.. . . 

Pulaski, Va 

PuntaGorda, Fla 

Pmvell, I. T 

PiitiKim, Conn. . . 



19.45 
29.50 
15.91 
17 80 
38.05 



19.00 



Quaker City, Ohio. ...10.00 

Quanah, Texas 28.45 

Quantieo, Va 18. .55 

Qu.Appelle, Assa 33.25 

Quebec, P. Q 21.00 

Qiietaro, Mexico 64.60 

Qnincy, 111 7 25 

Quinn.sec, Mich. 8.73 



Racine, Wis 1. 

Ra<lford, Va 17. 

Rah way, N. J 20. 

Raleigh, N. C 22. 

Ramsey, Minn 10. 

Randolph, Minn 10. 

Randolph, N. Y 12. 

Random Lake, Wis... 3. 

Raton, N. M 

Ravenna, Ohio 9. 

Rawlins, Wyo 38. 

Readinpr, Ohio 7. 

Reading, Pa 18. 

Reitd's Landing,Minn 9. 

Red Cloud. Neb 18 

Reddins-, Cal 62. 

R-(lHeld. S. Dak 20. 

Red Fork, I. T 

Red Wing, Minn 10. 

Redwood Falls, Minn. 13. 

Reece. Kan 17 

Resina, Assinaboine.35 
Reinbeck. Iowa 8. 



Relay, Md 

Remsen, N. Y 

Renfrew, Ont. .. 
Reno, Nev 



17.45 



32.00 
19.55 
17.00 



9.50 
24.10 
16.05 
32.05 
18.00 
45.45 



15.00 
17.00 
19.30 



9 50 



32.3 > 
7 50 



15., 50 

52;50 
20.00 

3i!40 

15 66 
15. ir 

16 40 
52.50 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



V. 2 



Renova, Minn 10.05 

Rensselaer, Iiid 2.20 

Republic, Mich 10 07 

Republican, Neb 19.48 

Revelstocke, B. C 59.(,i0 

Rhinebeck, N. Y 20.00 

Rhinelander, Wis .. 9.25 

Rii-eville, Iowa 9.40 

Richfield Sjn-'gs. N.Y.17.12 

Rich Hill, Mo. 14.45 

Richland Centre,Wis. 5.70 

Richmond, Que 19 00 

Richmond, lud 6.25 

Richmond, Me 22.00 

Richmond, Va 19.00 

Richwood. Ohio 7.80 

Ridge Farm, 111 4. -.'5 

Ridgeton, Ont 9.45 

Ridgewa.v, Mo 12 10 

Ringgold. Texas 26.30 

Riparia, Wash 56. .50 

Ripon, Wis 4.97 

Ritzville, Wash 56. .50 

Riverside, Cal 62.50 

Riverside, N. Y 

Riverside, Pa 17.40 

Riverton, Va 17.40 

Riviere du Loup, Que. 24 65 

Roanoke, Va 17.40 

Roberval. Que 26.95 

Rochelle, 111 2.24 

Rochester, Ind . ... 3.(K) 

Rochester, Minn 10 07 

Rochester, N. H 20 90 

Rochester, N. Y 13.38 

]{ochester. Pa 11.00 

I{ock Creek, Wvo .... 34 .(K) 

Rockdale, Texas 31 .00 

Rock Falls, 111 3.29 

Rockf.ird, 111 2.50 

Rock Island, III 4.97 

Rockland, Me 23.00 

Rockledge. Fla 34.20 

Rockport. Mass 19.83 

Rock Rapids, Iowa... 14 00 
Rock wood. Pa 13.90 



51., 50 
17.00 



15.. 52 



17.00 

'ioioo 

17.00 



19.55 
46.. 50 

46 .50 
,52.. 50 
17.90 
15.0(1 
15.00 
20.45 
15 00 
22.45 



18 90 
10.88 
9.0) 

2:?! 30 



21.00 
i7.'83 
i2!35 



26 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 






LIMITED. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


LI3IITKD. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


3l 


XT. 

— ir. 




OB 

— 5B 



Rock wood, Tenn 

Rocky Mount, Va 

Rulfe, Iowa 

Rome, Ga 

Rome, N. Y 

Romney, W. Va 

Rondout, N. Y 

Roscoe, S Dak 

Rosenbiirg', Ore 

Rosenberg', Texas . . . . 

Ross, N. Dak 

Rouse's Point, N. Y.. 

Roxboro, N. C 

Rugby, N. Dak 

Running Water, S. D. 

Rushford, Minn 

RushSp'gs, Ind.Ter , 

Rushville, Ind 

Russelville, Ky 

Ruthven, Iowa 

Rutland, Vt 



Sabetha, Kan 

Sabina, Oliio 

Sabula, Iowa 

Sac City, lowji , 

Saekets Hai'bor, N. Y 

Sackville, N. B 

Saeo, Me 

Sacramento, Cal 

Saegertown, Pa .... 
Saginaw, Mich . 

Salamanca, N. Y. 

Salem, S. Dak , 

Salem, Mass , 

Salem, Ohio 

Salem, Ore 

Salem, Va 

Salida, Col 

Salina, Kan 

Salisbury, N. C 

Saltillo, Mexico 

Salt Lake, Utah... . 
San Angelo, Texas. . 
San Antonio, Fla 



3.T 

95 

6.T 

7.5 
35 

00 
40 
.50 
.(X> 



7.65 



58 
20 
30 
60 
GO 



14.25 
8.55 
4.19 
12.75 
17.. 58 
28.65 
20.90 
62.. 50 
11.95 
6.90 
12.00 
16.55 
19 35 
10 10 
62.. 50 
17.49 
34.00 
17. 55 
21.. 55 
46.45 
41.50 
34.15 
33 95 



15.80 



13 26 

14 95 
17.00 

52.. 50 
23 95 
21.. 50 
16. 8u 
17.. 55 
21 50 



19.55 



15.08 
24 15 
18.90 
.52.50 
9.50 

'9!.56 

i7!3.5 

8 60 

52.. 50 

15.00 



18 .30 
33.35 

26.4.5 



San Antonio, N.M .. 45.40 
San Antonio, Texas.. 34. 50 
San Bernardino, Cal. 62. 50 

Sanborn, N. Dak 

S. Buenaventura, Cal. 64. 05 

Sandusky, Ohio 8.25 

San Diego, Cal 62. .50 

Sandwich, 111 1.68 

San ford, Fla 31.55 

San Francisco, Cal... 62 50 

San Jose, Cal 62 .50 

San Luis Potosi, Mex.53.70 
San Marcial, N. M ..45 40 
Santa Ana, Sonora ..62.60 
Santa Barbara, Cal.. 64. 85 

Santa Fe, N. M 41.05 

Santa Rosa, Cal.. ..64.00 
Saranac Inn, N. Y...18.00 

Saratoga, N. Y 17.82 

Sargent, N. Dak 19.63 

Saugus, Cal 62.. 50 

Sauk Centre, Minn... 15. 01 
SaultSt. Marie, Mich. 15. 53 

Savanna, 111 4.04 

Sava-anah, Ga 26.30 

Savannah, Mo 12.50 

Savon a, Ohio 6.60 

Scandia, Kan 17.38 

Schenectady, N.Y.. 17.60 
Scotland, Out., V.Wat .10.90 

Scotland, S. Dak 16.40 

Scott Haven, Pa 11.70 

Scotts. N. H 19.00 

Scranton, Pa 18 00 

Sea Girt, N. J 20.00 

Seaside Park, N. J . . .20.00 

Seattle. Wash 61 50 

Sedalia, Mo 11.70 

Seguin, Texas 33.25 

Selma. Ala 21 00 

Seneca, Kan 15 05 

Seneca, S. C 23.45 

Seneca Falls, N. Y ...14.60 

Severv, Kan 17.35 

Seville, Fla 30.80 

Seville, Ohio, via Ster. 8. .50 



35.95 
25.35 
52.. 50 
21.. 50 
54.05 
7.45 
52.50 



.52.50 
52. 50 

35.95 
.52 . i:5 
54 85 
33.85 
51.00 
16.00 
15.90 



52.50 



16.00 
9.50 



10.45 
17. CO 
15.50 
17 CO 
17.00 
51.50 



25.35 

i2.10 
"7.06 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 27 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



23 85 



SewaU, N. Dak. ... 

Sev%ard, Neb 

Seymour, lud 

Sepmoiii', Iowa 

Seymoiir, Wis C 

Shabboiia, 111. - 

Shabbona Grove, 111. 2 

Slialcopee, Minn 11 

Sliainokin, Pa 17 

Shannon, 111 S 

Shanuopin, Pa 10 

Sharbot Lake, Ont. . .17 

Sharon, Pa 10 

Sharpsburg, Pa 11 

Sharpsville, Pa 10 

via Penn. Lines 10 

Shawano, Wis 6 

Shawnee. Ohio 9 

Shawneetown, 111.. . . 9 
Sheboycran, Wis .... 4 
Sheboygan Falls, Wis. 4 

Shediae, N. B '27 

Sheffield, Ala 17 

Shelbina, Mo 8 

Shelby, Ohio 8 

Shelb.yville, 111 5 

Shelbvville, Ind 5 

Sheldon, 111 2 

Sheldon, Iowa 13 

Shell Koe-k, Iowa 8 

Siienandoah, Iowa... 12 

Shenandoah, Pa 18 

Shenandoah Jc.W. Val7 

Shenanffo, Pa 10 

Sherbrooke, P. Q ...,19 

Sheridan, Mich 6 

Sheridan, Mo 12 

Sheridan, Wyo 40 

Sherman, Texas 2r> 

Sherman, Wyo 30 

Sherwood, Ohio 4 

Sheyenne, N. Dak 

Shiocton, Wis 6 

Shippensburof, Pa 17 

Shoshone. Idaho 50 

Shreveport, La 24 




21.50 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LIMITED. 



Shumway, 111 

Sibley, Iowa 

Sidney, N. Y 

Sidney, Ohio 

Sig^ourney, Iowa 

Silver Bow, Mont 

Silver City, Idaho 

Silver City, N. M 

Silver Creek, N. Y 

Silver Lake, Ind 

Silver Springs, Fla. . . 

Silverton, Col 

Siovix City, Iowa .... 
Sioux Falls, S. Dak . 
Sioux Rapids, Iowa.. 

Sitka, Alaska 1 

Skowhegan, Me 

Slater, Iowa 

Slater. Mo 

Slayton, Minn 

Smith's Falls, Ont.... 

Smithville, Ga 

Smithville, Ohio . ... 

Smithville, Ont 

Snohomish, W' asb 

Socorro, N. M 

Soda Springs, Idaho . 

Solon, Ohio 

Somerset, Ky 

Somerset, Pa 

Somerset, Ohio 

Somerville, N. J. ... 

Soiiris, Manitoba 

South Boston, Va . . . . 
South Charleston, O. 
S.Framingham.Mass. 
South Freeport, 111 . . . 
South Greenfield, Mo. 
South Haven, Mich.., 
South Lyon, Mich . . . . 
So. Schenectady, N.Y. 

Sparta, III 

Sparta, Tenn 

Sparta, Wis. 

Spartanburg, S. C 

I Specht's Ferry, Iowa 



"- SB 



15.10 



41.50 

54.00 

37.85 

9.50 



81.50 
21.80 



15.50 

i'bo 

10.10 
51.50 
35.95 
41.50 
7.45 

12 35 



21.(55 
16.90 



17.00 



15.10 



28 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



Spencer, Iowa 12.98 

Spirit Lake, iowa . . . . I3.:;i5 

Split Lo^, Mo 17. 10 

Spokane, Wash 55 50 

Spooner, Wis 11.50 

Sprague, Wash 5(5.50 

Spring-dale, Wash 59 00 

Springer. N. M ... 

fcjpringlield, S. Dak. .17. 
Sprmgtield, Mass. ... 19 

Sprin;j Held, Ohio 7. 

SpringHeld, Mo 14 

Spring Lake, N. J 20. 

Spiing Valley, 111. .. 2, 
Spring Valley, Minn. . 10 
iStauibaugh, Mich .. lO 

Stanford, Ky 11 , 

Stanton, Mich 7. 

Starke, Fla 29. 

Star Lake, Wis 10 

State Center, Iowa.... 9 
Slatesville, N. C 21, 

Staunton,Va.v Wash. 17 

Sterling, Col 26 

Sterling, III 8 

Sterling, Kan 18 

Sterling, Ohio 8 

Steubenville, Ohio ... 10 
Stevens Point, Wis. .. 7 

Stevenson, Ala 1(3 

Stewardson, III 6 

Stiles, Wis ... 6 

Stillmau Valley, III... 2 

Stillwater, Minn 11 

Stockport, Ohio 10 

Stockton, Cal 62 

Stockton, III 3 

Stonington. Conn 23 

Stony Creek, Ont 11 

Stor.v, Iowa 9 

Storm Lake, Iowa 12 

Sti'asburg, Va 17 

Streetsville Jnc, Ont. 11 

Strondsburg, Pa 18 

St. Albans, Vt 19 

St. Andrews, N.B.... 27 




40 
00 
75 
CO 
00 
97 
13 
18 
05 
30 
15 
Ab 

r> 

55 
,05 
65 
.29 
.7.^ 
.-0 
50 
.1 5 
.90 
.28 
.70 
.51 
.50 
.10 
50 
.94 
.12 
.70 
85 



46 5J 

46.50 
49.50 
32.35 

17! 66 



17.00 



18 30 
15.00 



7.00 
9.00 



52. 5U 



20.12 
9.70 



15.00 
11.20 
15., 50 
17.(0 
23.50 



St. Ann's, Ont 12 20 

St. Augustine, Fla — 29. bO 
St. Catherines, Ont. . . 12.00 

St. Charles, III 1 .07 

St. Charles, Minn 9.45 

St. Clair. Mich.. . . 8.65 
St. Clairsville, Ohio.. 11 lO 

St. Cloud, Minn 13.75 

St. Ignace, Mich 12. t8 

St. James, Minn 12 71 

St. John, N. B 27. .50 

St. Johns, P. C^ 19.00 

St. Johns, Mich 6 15 

St. Johnsbury, Vt ...19 00 
St. Johnsville, N. Y..16.30 

St. Joseph, Mo 12.50 

St. Louis, Mich.,... 7.05 

St. Louis, Mo 7.50 

St. Paris, Ohio 7.50 

St. P,iul,Minn 11..^0 

St. Paul, Neb.... 17.35 

St. Peter, Minn. . . 11.37 
St. Petersburg, Fla. 36.55 
St. Raymond, Que. . . .22 00 
St. Stephens, N. B ...26.50 

St. Thomas, N. Dak 

St. Thomas, Ont 9.45 

St. Vincent, Minn 

Sturgeon Bay, Wis... 7.90 

Stuttgart, Ark 

Surt'olk, Va 200;) 

Sullivan, III 5 08 

Sulphur Sp'gs, Ark ..17.70 
Sulphur Sp'gs, Tex.. .26.6i> 
Summertown, Tenn. . 15. 18 

Summit, Ont 11 50 

Summitville. N. Y....18 dO 

Summit. S. Dak 17 44 

Sumnei', III 7.10 

Sumner, Iowa 8.10 

Sunburv, Pa 17.25 

Suncooii, N. H... 19.00 

Sundance, Wyo 35.75 

Superior, Neb 17 fO 

Superior City. Wis — 13. b5 
S'sp'nsionBridge,N Y 12.00 



10.20 

23^50 
16. bU 

u'.iib 

14.20 

is" 60 
23 50 
21.50 

21.50 

i.5.2.5 
17.10 

\9.Gb 

9. hi) 
16.00 

i4"75 
17.00 

'9^50 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 29 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LmiTED. 






Sus(xiieliaiina, Pa 17.35 

Susst-x, N. B 27.^0 

Sutherland, Fla 35.55 

Sulton, Neb 16.88 

Sutton, W. Va 16.10 

Sydney, C. B 35.85 

Sykeston, N. Dak 

Sycamore, III 1 .70 

Syi'acuse, Neb 13.67 

Syracuse, N. Y li.9J 



Table Rock, Neb 14.40 

Tabor, Iowa 12.85 

Tacoma, Wash 61.50 

Talladega, Ala 20 76 

Tallahassee, Fla 27.80 

Tallapoosa, Ga 20.95 

Talmadgre,Iowa.. ...11.82 

Tama, Iowa 8 10 

Tam.aqua, Pa 18.00 

TamyKi, Fla 35 65 

Tampico, Mexico 55.50 

Taopi, Minn 9 65 

Tarpon Spring's, Fla .35.20 

Taunton, Mass 19.51 

Tavares, Fla 32.45 

Tawas City, Mich . .. 9.40 

Taylor, Texas 31.00 

Taylorville, III 5.31 

Tecumseh, Neb 14.40 

Teeswater, Ont 12.45 

Telluride, Col 46.40 

Temple, Texas . . ..29 85 
Tennessee City, Tenn. 13. 50 

Terral. Ind. Ter 13.50 

Terre Bonne, Que. ... 18.65 

Terre Haute, Ind 5 36 

Texavkana, Ark 22.00 

Thaver, Iowa 11 .35 

Thaver, Mo 16 (i5 

Thetford, Vt.... 19 00 

Thomasville, Ga 26.30 

Thorold.Ont '..r^.ltO 

Three Rivers. Que 19.75 

Thurston, Ohio 8.80 



14.75 
23.50 



15.20 
28.45 
21.50 



12.48 



51.50 



15 50 
26.90 
36.80 



17.51 

23^66 

i2j6 
22135 

18. bb 

u.'m 

\7 00 

9 50 
17.00 



FROM CHICAGO 

TO 



LIMITED. 






Tiffin, Ohio 7.40 

Tiffin, Ga 36.30 

Tilsonburg, Ont 10.20 9 50 

Tilton, N. H 19.00 IT.UO 

Tioga, Pa 15 9.) 13.45 

Tiplon, Iowa 6.05 

Tipton, Ind 4 65 

Titusville, Fla 33.40 

Titusville, Pa 12.54 10.04 

Tobias, Neb 16.23 

Toledo, Iowa 8.20 

Toledo, Ohio 7.U0 . ... 

Toloho, 111 4.11 

Tomah, Wi.s 6.87 

Tomahawk. Wis 9.-.'0 

Tomahawk Lake, Wis 9.80 . 

Tomhicken, Pa 18 00 15.50 

Tonawanda, N. Y....12 22 9.72 

Topinabee, Mich 11.80 

Toronto, Fla 32.25 . ... 

Toronto, Ont 12.40 10 70 

Torreon, Mexico 49.85 37.65 

Towanda, Pa 16.45 13.75 

Tower, Minn 16.90 .... 

Tower City, N. Dak .20.50 

Towner, N. Dak 21 ..50 

Tracy, Minn 14 10 

Trempealeau, Wis. . . 8 27 

Trent, Wash .56 20 46 . 50 

Trenton , N. J 18 00 15 . 50 

Trenton, Tenn.. .. 13.50 12.(0 

Trenton Falls, N. Y 15.08 

Trinwav,01iio 9.00 

Trinidad. Col 32.35 

Troupe, Texas .26.15 19.90 

Troy, N. Y 16 80 15,65 

Troy, Ohio 7.25 

Tr u c k ee, Cal 62 . .50 52 . .50 

Truro, N. S 31.00 26.00 

Tucson, Ariz 56.40 46.95 

Tulare. Cal 62.50 .52.50 

Tullahoma.Tenn. ...15.60 

Tankhannock, Pa.... 18 00 15. ."0 

Tupelo, Miss 17. .-5 13.80 

Tn])per Lake Jc.,N.\'.18.00 16 00 

Tuscaloosa, AI. 1 21.41 . . 



30 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 




Tuscola, 111 4.49 

Tuscumbia, Ala. . ..17.18 
Two Harbors, Minn.. 14. 50 

Two Rivers, Wis 5.10 

Tyler, Texas 26.15 

Tyrone, Pa 14.43 



19.93 
12.93 

8.50 

46.50 



Uhriehsville Jnc, O.. 9.75 

Umatilla, Fla 32.70 

Umatilla, Oregon 56 50 

Union, Iowa 9. '^3 . ... 

Union Citv, Ind 6.30 . .. 

Union City, Pa 12.00 9.50 

Union City, Tenn 12.iS3 

Uniontown, Pa 12.60 11.10 

Upper Sandusky, O. . 7.55 . 

Urbana, 111 3 83 

Urbaua, Ohio 7.75 

Utica, Mo 11.30 

Utica, N. Y 16.04 13 54 

Uxbridge, Ont 1190 

Valdosta, Ga 26.30 

Valley Falls, Kan .. 13.27 

Van Buren, Ark 19.05 

Vanceboro, Me 27.00 23.50 

Vancouver, B. C 61.50 51.50 

Vandalia, 111 6 32 

Vandalia, Mo 7 80 . .. 

Vanuessa, Ont 10.90 9.50 

Van Wert, Iowa 10 40 

Van Wert, Ohio 5.40 

Vassalboro, Me 22 98 20.95 

Vassar, Mich 7.50 .... 

Velasco, Texas 32.80 25.75 

Vermillion, S. Dak. ...14. 10 

Vermont, 111 5.65 . .. 

Vernon, Texas 27.65 22.00 

Versailles, Ohio 6.8.i .. .. 

Vicksburg, Miss 16 .^0 12.00 

Victor, Col 32 75 

Victoria, B.C. . ...61.50 51.50 

Victoria, Texas 33.00 25.95 

Vilas, S. Dak 17.45 

Villisca, Iowa 12 50 

Viiiccuucti, lud 7.11 



Vineland.N.J 19.25 16.50 

Vinita, I. T 18.15 

Vinton, Iowa 7.45 .... 

Virginia, III 5.20 

Virginia Beach, Va. .20.50 17.50 

Virginia City, Mont. .48.50 42.65 

Virginia City, Nev. . .65.50 55.50 

Viroqua, Wis 8.09 

Volga, S. Dak 16.40 

Volga City, Iowa 7 33 ... 

Wabash, Ind 4.05 

Wabasha, Minn.. . 9.55 . ... 

Waco, Texas 28.80 21.65 

Wadena, Minn 16.26 . ... 

Wadsworth, Ohio .. 8.50 7.00 

Wahpeton, N. Dak ... 17.45 

Wakefield, Mich 11.48 

Waldo, Fla 29.60 .... 

Walnut, Kan 15.85 

Walnut Cove, N. C . . .21 .05 18 10 

Wallace, Idaho 53.75 45.70 

Wallace, N. M 34.15 

Wall Lake, Iowa 12.50 

Walla Walla, Wash. .56.50 46. 5i) 

Wallula June, Wash. 56. 50 46.50 

Waltham, Mass 19.00 17.00 

Walton, N. Y...., 17.34 16 00 

AVampum, Pa 10.50 9.00 

Wapello, Iowa 6.38 

Warren, 111 4.04 . .. 

Warren, Ohio 970 8.20 

Warren, Pa 12.86 10.36 

Warrentown, Va 17.50 15.00 

Warsaw, 111 7.15 

Warsaw, Ind 3.25 

Warsaw, N.Y 12.97 JO. 47 

Warwick, Ohio 8.50 7.00 

Wanseca, Minn .... 10. .50 . ... 

Washburn, Wis 12.50 . ... 

Washington, D. C....17 50 15.00 

Washington, III 3.89 

Washington, Ind. ... 7.71 

Washington, Iowa... 6.99 

Washington, Kan 16.10 

Washington C. H.,0. 8.55 



PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICACO. 31 



LIMITED. 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 




Washington.Pti.W.Col 1 .00 

Waterbury, Conn 19.00 

Wateibury, Vt 19 00 

Watei-ford, Ohio 10.55 

Wateiford, Out ... 10 95 

Waterloo, Iowa 8.25 

Waterloo, N. Y 14.52 

Waterstneet, Mich 10 40 

Watertown, S. Dak... 17. 25 
Watertown, N. Y. . . 17 23 

Watertown, Wis 3.87 

Water Valley, Miss. .. 17.81 

Waterville, Kan 15.50 

Waterville, Me 23.65 

Waterville, Minn 10. .SO 

Watkins, N. Y U.8l 

Watrous, N. M 

Waiibay,S.Dak 17.99 

Waukon, Iowa 7 82 

Waupun, Wis 4 58 

Wausau, Wis 7.92 

Wausaukee, Wis 7.71 

Waverly, Iowa 8.75 

Waverly, N. Y 15 85 

Waverlv, Ohio 10.05 

Waverly, Tenn 13.50 

Wa.vahachie, Te.vas. .27.90 

Wavcross, Ga 26 30 

Wavland, N. Y 14.2:1 

Wayne, W. Va 11 ..^5 

Waynesboro, Pa 17.25 

Waynesboi-o, Va 17. 

Way nesboro J n c. , Va . 17 . 
Waynesville, Ohio.. .. 8 
Weatherfonl, Texas. .~7 
Weavertoi), Md . 



Webb City, Mo 15 

Webster Citv, Jowa . . 10 

Weedsport, N.Y" 14 

Wirsdale, Fla 32 

Weir's, N. H 19 

Weisev, Idaho 56 

Welch, W. Va 15 

Weldon,N. C 22 

Welker, Ohio 6 

Welland, Out 12 



35 
25 

00 
27 90 
17.25 
h5 
60 
56 
10 
00 
50 
85 
30 
65 
00 



9.50 
17.00 
17.00 



'9!56 


12 '02 


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73 


13 


15 


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32 


34 

35 


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20.85 
ii!73 

u.Yo 

15.10 
14.75 

21 "26 
14.75 

i'i 06 

i7 00 
4). 50 
15.00 
19.30 

'9.50 





LLlilTKU. 


FROM CHICAGO 
TO 


-1 





Wellington, Kan 19 

Wellington, Ohio 8 

Wells, Me 21 

Wells, Minn 11 

Wellsburg. W. Va... 10 

Wells River, Vt. 19 

Wellston, Ohio 10 

Wellsville, Ohio ... 10 
Wellsville, N. Y ....13 

Wenatchee, Wash 58 

Wenona. Ill '^ 

Wentworth, N. H. ... 19 
Weqiielonsing, Mich. 9 

Wernersv'lle, Pa 18 

West Baden iSpgs, Ind 8 
West Bay Citv, Mich. 7 

West Bend, Wis 3 

West Concord, Minn .10 

Westtield, Mass 18 

West gate. Iowa 7 

West Gladstone. Mich. 10 
W.Greenbush, Mich . . 10 
W. Harrisville, Mich. 10 
West Libertv, Iowa. . 6 
West Liberty, Ohio. . . 7 
West Marietta. Ohio. 10 

Westmnster, B. C 61 

West Newton, Pa 11 

Weston. W. Va 14 

W. Palm Beach, Fla. 39 

West Plains, Mo 16 

West Point, Ga 23 

West Point, Miss 18 

West Point. N. Y 18 

Westport, N. Y 19 

West Salem, Ohio.... 8 
West Superior, Wis. .13 
West Union, Iowa ... 7 

Weverton, Md 17 

What Cheer. Iowa. ... 8 
Wheatland, N. Dak.. 19 

AVheaton, Minn 17 

Wheeling, Mo 10 

Wheeling, W. Va . ...11 

Whitby, Ont 

White Creek, N.Y.... 17 



.15 

.50 7.00 

.30 19.30 

09 

75 9.25 

,00 17.00 

05 

50 9.00 

70 11 20 

00 48.00 

95 .... 

(M) 17.00 

00 4.00 

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25 

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50 

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80 .... 
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9 90 

13.45 

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15.(0 
15.00 
16.80 

8.00 

i4!75 



61 



9 50 
11.45 
16.49 



33 PASSENGER FARES FROM CHICAGO. 



LIMITED. 



FROM CEIICAGO 
TO 




White Earth, N. Dak. 

Whitetield, N. H 

Whitehall, N. Y 

Whitehall, Mich 

Whitehall, Wis 

White Haven. Pa. ... 
White Lake, N. Y .... 
White Plains, N. Y... 
White River Jne., Vt. 
Whitesboro, Texas. . . 
White Sulph.Sp's,WV 

Whitewater, V*'is 

Whitino^, Kan 

Whitman, Neb 

Wiohita. Kan 

Wifhita Falls, Texas. 

Wiekes. Mont 

Wilber, Neb 

Wileo.x, Neb 

Wi'd Rice, N.Dak.... 

Wild wood, Fla 

Wilkesbarre, Pa 

Williams Bridge,N.Y. 

Williamsport, Pa 

Williamspovt, Md. .. 
Williamston , Mich . . . , 
Willimantic, Conn. . . . 

Williston, N.Dak 

Wi Ulnar, Minn 

Willow Island, Neb .. 
Willow Sprino-s, Mo. . 
Wilmerding, Pa.. .. 
Wilmington, Ohio . . . 

Wilmington, Del 

Wilmington, 111 

Wilmington, N. C. .. 

Wilmot, S. Dak 

Winehenden, Mass... 

Winchester, Ind 

Winchester, Ky 

Winchester, Va 

Windom, Minn 

Windsor, Vt 

Winfield, Kan 

Wing Road. N. H 

Winnebago, Minn ... 



00 
65 
25 
90 
00 
00 
00 
00 
80 
55 
17 
00 
08 
65 
30 
50 
60 
63 
48 
30 
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25 
25 
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38 
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81 
55 
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58 
45 
24 
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15 
85 

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23.35 
17.00 
16.80 



15.50 
15 62 
17 00 
17.00 
19.25 
14.50 



20.55 
41.50 



15.50 
17.(0 
14.75 
14.75 

i7!co 

24.55 



15.25 
9.31 

isiso 

22! 93 

i-r^oo 

ib.bb 
i7.6o 
if 06 



FROM CHICAGO 
TO 



LnilTKD. 



Winneconne, Wis. . . . 5.58 
Winnemncea, Nev . . .62.50 

Winnipeg, Man 

Winona, Minn 8.62 

Winona, Miss 19.40 

Winona, Mo 18 05 

Winsted, Conn 20.50 

WinstOD-Salem, N. C..21.55 
Winter Park, Fla ....32.25 

Winterset, Iowa 10.93 

Wolsey, S. Dak 19 55 

Woodman, Wis 6.20 

Woodruff, Wis 10.00 

Wood.stock, Minn. ... 14.60 

Woodstock, Md 17.5i» 

Woodstock, N. B 28.00 

Woodstock, Ont 10.10 

Woodstock, \a 17.25 

Woonsocket, S. Dak.. 18 80 

Wooster. Oh io 8 50 

Worcester, Mass 19.00 

Wytheville, Va 18.45 

Worthington, Ind 6.45 

Worthington, Minn... 13. 25 

Wymore, Neb 15.60 

Wvoming, 111 4.10 

Wyoming, Pa 18.00 

Xenia, Ohio 7.65 

Yankton, S. Dak 15.15 

Yarmouth, Me 20 50 

Yates Centre, Kan . . .15.80 

Yazoo City, Miss 23.00 

Yemassee, S. C 26.30 

York, Ala 21 90 

York, Neb 16.55 

York, Pa 17.50 

Youngstown, Ohio... 9.95 
Yuma, Arizona 62.50 



Zacatecas, Mexico 59.85 

Zanesville,Ohio 9.00 

Zell wood, Fla 32.45 

Zionsville, Ind 5.00 

Zumbrota.Minn 10.84 



52.50 

22.85 

14^56 



17. FO 
18.30 



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15 


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33 



GAME AND FISH LAWS OF THE NORTHWESTERN 

STATES. 



CALIFORNIA. 

Valley quail, bob whites, partridges, robins, wild 
ducks and rail are protected by law between Feb. 15 
and Oct. 1.5, mountain quail and grouse between Feb. 
15 and Aug. 15, doves between Feb. 15 and ,]\^]y 1, male 
deer between Oct. 15 and July 15. Feuiale deer, fawn, 
antelope, elk and mountain sheep must not be killed 
at any time. Bore of gun must not exceed gauge No. 
10. Song birds shall not be killed or taken po>ses.sion 
of except for the purpose of propagation. Striped 
bass and black bass are protected by the law between 
Jan. 1 and July 1, trout between Nov. 1 and April 1. 
Tr )ut less than six inches in length must not be bought 
or sold. Salmon are protested by law between Aug. 
31 and Nov. 1. 

COLORADO. 

Insectivorous BhrlH, Mou(joliiii Pita (sat Us, Qiuul, Ptar- 
rtibjan. — It is prohibitory to kill such birds at any time. 
Doves may be shot from July 15 to Oct. 1. Wild tur- 
key, pheasants, prairie chickens and grouse may be 
shot between Aug. 15 and Nov. 1, the same pear, only. 
Wild ducks, geese, brant or swans, or other waterfowl, 
any be shot between Sept. 1 and INIay 1 following 
only, and then only by an ordinary shoulder gun. It 
is unlawful to use dogs for the purpo-e of running or 
coursing mountain sheep, deer, elk or antelope, and it 
is prohibitory to kill at any time any bison, buffalo or 
mountain sheep. It is allowed, however, to shoot 
deer, antelope and elk with horns between Aug. I and 
Nov. 1 the same year, and then only for domestic and 
immediate use. 



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Trout, Food Fish. — It is prohibitory to take such fish 
during- the months of December, January, February, 
March, April and May. It is unlawful to kill any 
trout or other food fish during" the open season except 
for food, and then only when necessary for immediate 
use. It is unlawful to sell and ship such fish, and to 
kill any trout less than six inches long". 

IDAHO. 

Moose, caribou, mountain sheep, mountain g"oat or 
elk, protected until Sept. 1, 1897. Deer and antelopes, 
Sept. 1 to Dec. 1. Hounding" prohibited. Mong"olian 
pheasants protected until Aug". 1, 1897. Quails and 
prairie chickens, Oct. 1.5 to Dec. 1.5. Partridges, 
pheasants, g'rouse, sag"e hens and fool hens, Auo". 1;") 
to Jan. 1. Dncks, g-eese and swans, Aug. 15 to April 
15. Fish of all kinds, April 15 to Nov. 1. 

ILLINOIS. 

Deer and turkeys, Sept. 1 to Jan. 15. Pinnated 
grouse or prairie chickens, Sept. 15 to Nov. 1. Ruffed 
grouse or quails, Oct. 1 to Dec. 1. Woodcocks. July 
15 to Sept. 15. Geese, brants, ducks or other water 
fowl, Sept 15 to April 15, Gray, red, fox or black 
squirrels, June 1 to Dec. 15. Possession and sale of 
g"aine prohibited in close season, except game broug"ht 
in from other states, which may be sold from Oct. 1 to 
Feb. 1. The sale or exportation of quails, grouse, 
squirrels and turkeys killed within the state prohib- 
ited. Bounty of 2 cents per head paid on EUiglish 
sparrows during winter months. The law prohibits 
the taking of fish with any device other than hook 
and line, except minnows for bait, within one-half 
mile of any dam; prohibits fishing through the ice 
from Dec. 1 to March 1. 

INDIANA. 

Deer, Oct. 1 to Jan. 1; chasing or worrying at any 
time and trapping prohibited. Quails add pheasants 



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(ruffed grouBe), Oct. 15 to Dec. 20. Wild turkeys, Nov. 
1 to Feb. 1. Prairie chickens, Sept. 1 to April 15. 
Woodcocks, July 1 to Jan. 1. Wild ducks, Sept. 1 to 
April 15. Squirrels, June 1 to Dec. 20. Wild pigeons 
protected from any kind of molestations within a half • 
mile of nesting. Exportation of game prohibited. 
Gigging and spea^-ing tish allowed only from July 1 to 
Jan. 1. Artificially stocked waters protected for three 
years after planting fish. Hook and line fishing al- 
lowed at any time. 

IOWA. 

Prairie chickens, Sept. 1 to Dec, 1. Woodcocks, 
July 10 to Jan. 1. Ruffed grouse or pheasants, quails 
and wild turkeys, Oct. 1 to Jan. 1. Deer and elks, 
Sept. 1 to Jan. I. Wild ducks, geese and brants, Aug. 
1 to May 1. Not more than twenty-five each of grouse, 
woodcocks or quails to be killed in any one day by any 
one person. Beavers, minks, otters and inuskrats, 
Nov. 1 to April 1 (for the protection of private prop- 
erty at any time). Not to exceed one dozen game 
birds per day may be shipped to any person within 
the state. Exportation of game birds prohibited. 
Bass, wall-eyed pike and croppies, May 15 to Nov. 1. 
Salmon and trout, April 1 to Nov. 1. 

MICHIGAN. 

Deer in upper peninsula, Sept. 25 to Oct. 25; lower 
peninsula, Nov. 5 to Nov. 25. Killing deer and fawns 
in red and spotted coat, and in the water, or by means 
of pitfall or trap or artificial light, forbidden. Deer 
and elks protected on Bois Blanc island vmtil Nov. 1, 
1899. Woodcocks, Aug. 15 to Dec. 15. Ruffed grouse 
(partridge), pheasants, quails (colins or Virginia par- 
tridge), lower peninsula, Nov. 1 to Dec. 15. Ruffed 
grouse (partridge), upper peninsula, Oct. 1 to Jan. 1. 
Jacksnipes, wild geese, redheads, blue bills, canvas- 
backs, pidgeons and pintails ducks, Sept. 1 to INlay 1. 
All other wild fowl, Sept. 1 to Jan. 1. Prairie chick- 
ens protected until Sept. 1, 1894. Mongolian pheas- 



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ants protected. Exportation of game birds and fish 
and sale of either during- olcKse season prohihited. 
Speckled trout, g-rayling-, California trout and land- 
locked salmon, with hook and line only, May 1 to 
Sept. 1; less than 6 inches in length protected; also 
protected in streams where they are not native for 
three years after first planting; brook trouts and 
and graylings shall not be taken for sale or sold. 
Black, strawberry, green or white bass at any time, 
bat by hook and line only; muscallonge, July 1 to 
March 1. 

MINNESOTA. 

Fawns, elks, moose and antelopes protected until 
January, 1898. Deer, Nov. 1 to Nov. 30. Hounding 
prohibited, Woodcocks and upland plovers, July 4 to 
Nov. 1. Prairie chickens and sharp-tailed grouse, 
Sept. 1 to Nov. 1. Rufied grouse, pheasants, quails or 
partridges, Sept. 1 to Dec. 1. (xeese, ducks, brants, 
snipe and all aquatic fowl, April 25 to Sept. 1, but no 
person shall be permitted to kill any such aquatic 
fowl while nesting or in localities where they are ac- 
customed to build their nests, daring the nesting per- 
iod. Minks, musivrats, otters and beavers, Nov. 1 to 
May 1. Trespass prohibited; lands must be posted. 
Speckled, river or brook trout, April 1 to Oct. ]. Wall- 
eyed pike and other food fish, April 15 to Dec. 1. Hook 
and line fishing only allowed, and then not near a 
fish way, millrace or dam. Not more than twenty- 
five birds or fifty fish allowed to be caught by one 
person in one day. Exportation of game and fish 
prohibited, except that persons may convey from the 
state in person the amount legally allowed. 

MISSOURI. 

Deer Oct. 1 to Jan. 1; hounding prohibited. Turkeys 
Sept. 15 to March 1. Prairie chickens (pinnated 
grouse), Aug. 15 to Feb. 1. Ruffed grouse (commonly 
called pheasants) and quails (Virginia partridges), 



Nov, 1 to Jan. \. VVoodeoeks and Aloag'olian pheas- 
ants, July 1 to Jan. 10. Doves, ineadowlarks and 
plovers, Aug". 1 to Feb. 1. Waterfowl not protected. 
Non-residents are not allowed to shoot or fi-sh within 
the state. Exportation of quails and prairie chickens 
prohibited until March 3 ), 1898. 

MONTANA. 

Bisons or buffaloes, quails and Chinese pheasants 
protected until March, 1903. Moose, elks, otters and 
beavers protected until March, 1903, except that 
beavers may be killed by owner of land to protect his 
water rig-hts. Deer, antelopes, mountain sheep and 
mountain goats, Aug". 15 to Dec. 15. Hounding- pro- 
hibited. Martens and fishers, Oct. 1 to April 1. Grouse, 
prairie chickens, pheasants, fool hens, sag"e hens, par- 
tridg'es and snipes, Aug*. 15 to Nov. 15. Wild g-eese, 
ducks, brants, swans, Sept. 1 to Jan. 1. Speckled or 
mountain trout, July 1 to May 1. The sale of trout 
prohibited. Fishing" with sing-le rod, line and hook 
only Mllowed. All other devices prohibited. Shoot- 
ing" for market or for speculation or for hides or heads 
prohibited, 

NEBRASKA. 

Buffalos, elks, mountain sheep, deer, antelopes, 
Oct. 1 to Jan. 1. Grouse, quails and turkeys. Sept, 1 
to Jan. 1. Transportation of g-ame is prohibited. 
Minks and muskrats, Feb. 15 to April 15. Ducks. g"eese 
and all wild fowl may be shot at any time with a 
shoulder g"un. Hounding" deer is prohibited in Burt, 
Doug-las, Cass, Sarp3^ Saunders and Dodg"e counties. 
Fish can be taken with hook and line only. 

NEVADA. 

The shooting" of g-ame birds, such as wild g-eese, 
ducks, cranes, brant, swans, plover, curlew, snipe and 
mud hens is prohibited between April 1 and .Sept. 15, 
and partridg-es, -pheasants, woodcock, quail, g-rouse or 
yellow-hammers between March 15 and Sept. 15. The 



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sliooting" of biff game is prohi))itory between Jan. 1 and 
Sept. 1. Such game includes antelope, elk, mountain 
sheep or goat, and caribou. 

Fishltui. — It is prohibitory to fish lake or brook 
trout or land-locked salmon between Oct. 1 and June 1. 

NORTH DAKOTA. 

Buffaloes, elks, deer, antelopes and mountain 
sheep, Sept. 1 to Jan. 1. Exportation of any of these 
animals prohibited. Hounding prohibited. Grouse 
of all kinds and wild ducks, Aug. 20 to Dec. 1. Snipe, 
geese, brants, plovers and curlews, Sept. 1 to May 1. 
Quails protected until March, 1895. Not more than 
twenty-five of any of the game birds or fowl men- 
tioned allowed to be killed or had in possession at any 
one time, Exportation prohibited and not more than 
one dozen of either of said game birds allowed to be 
shipped or transported in any one day within the state 
by any one person, after making affidavit that said 
birds have been legally killed. Wasting* game or leav- 
ing the same lying about prohibited. Pike, pickerel, 
perch, bass, muscallonge. May 1 to Feb. ]. Fishing 
with hook and line only allowed; all other devices 
prohibited. 

OREGON. 

Elk, Moose, Mountain Sheep, Deer. — No person is 
allowed to kill such animal for the purpose of obtain- 
ing the skin, hide, ham or horns at any time, and it is 
prohibitory to kill them for other purposes between 
Dec. 1 and Aug. 1 in the following year. It is prohib- 
itory to kill any spotted fawn at any time for any pur- 
pose. No deer must be hunted or killed between one 
hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise. 
and no person shall kill any deer unless the carcass of 
such animal is used or preserved or sold for food. It 
is strictly prohibitory to hunt elk or deer with hounds. 
Birds, such as grouse, pheasants, INIongolian pheas- 
ants, quail or partridges, are protected by law between 



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Dec 1 and Sept. 1 the following- year, except for breed- 
ing purposes, and it is unlawful to shoot any prairie 
chicken during the months of .July, August and Sep- 
tember. It is further prohibitory to kill any pheasant 
or quail at any time east of the Cascade mountains. 
No person is allowed to kill in one day a greater num- 
ber than twenty birds. It is prohibited, except by 
special permit from the Fish and Game Protector, to 
ship birds out of the state except for breeding pur- 
poses. Trout in mountain lakes or brooks may be 
taken with hook and line only, and the taking and 
killing of such fish is prohibitory from Nov. 1 to April 
1 the following year. Wild swans, mallard ducks, 
wood ducks, pidgeon, teal, spoonbill, gray, black, 
sprigtail or canvas-back duck are protected by law 
betvveen March 15 and Sept. 1. 

Wiidfoivl Methods. — It is strictly prohil'ited to use 
sink-boxes for the purpose of killing* wild waterfowl. 
It is also prohibited to use swivel pivot guns in killing 
such birds. Nothing but g"uns fired from the shoulder 
are allowed for such purpose No blind or other 
structure must be used for the purpose of killing sea- 
fowl when it stands more than lOJ feet from shore, and 
it is prohibitory to fire off an^'^ gi^n^ build fire or fiasli 
any light or powder on or by any lake, pond or slongh 
or ground frequented by ducks or other waterfowl at 
any time between one hour after sunset and half an 
hour before sunrise. All kinds of singing birds are 
protected by law the year round from being killed or 
taken possession of. It is further provided b}^ law that 
no person shall trespass or enter into any standing or 
growing grain not his own to catch, recover or kill 
any bird or animal, or permit any dog for hunting 
purposes to do so. 

SOUTH DAKOTA. 

Prairie chickens, ruffed and sharp-tailed grouse, 
Sept. 1 to Jan. Snipe, plovers, curlews, ducks, geese 
and brants, Sept. 1 to May 15. Quails protected until 



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1898. Shooting- of more than twenty-five birds of one 
kind in a day, or the possession of the same, pro- 
hibited. Shipping- out of state and the shipment of 
more than twelve birds within the state prohibited. 
Deer, buffaloes, elks, antelopes and mountain sheep 
protected until Sept. 1, 1896. Bass, muscallong-e, pike, 
pickerel and perch, May 1 to Feb. 1. Those intended 
for breeding- may be taken at any time. Netting- pro- 
hibited, except in Missouri and Red rivers. 

WASHINGTON. 

It is unlawful to hunt deer with dogs, and it is un- 
lawful to hunt deer, mule deer, caribou, elk, inountain 
sheep or g-oats for the purpose of securing- their hides 
or horns, the spirit and letter of the law being that 
the carcass of such animals shall be preserved for food. 
Hides and horns of such animals being- offered for sale 
between Jan. 1 and Aug". 15 shall be treated as a mis- 
demeanor. It is prohibited to kill such animals be- 
tween Jan. 1 and Aug-. 15, It is prohibitory to hunt 
such animals with dog-s except during- the months of 
October, November and December. Waterfowl of all 
kiads are protected by law between April 1 and Aug-. 
15, and at all times between the hours of 8 o'clock 
p. m. and 5 o'clock a. m. Sinkboxes, floating- blinds, 
rafts, sneak boats, punt, or any other device for 
approaching waterfowl while resting- o"n the waters of 
this State, are prohibited by law. Grouse or pheasant, 
and sage hens are protected between Jan. 1 and Aug. 
1. It is further unlawful to kill any wild feathered 
g-ame for the market except daring- the month of De- 
cember. Mountain trout are protected between Nov. 
1 and April 1 the following- year, and it is further pro- 
vided that food fish implanted in the creeks, rivers, 
lakes or bays must not be taken for three years after 
a ;t of March 6, 1891, amended 1895, except for propa- 
gating- purposes. Salmon are protected between March 
1 and iVpril 10, and between Aug". 10 and Sept. 10, and 



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between the hours of G o'clock p. m ou each and every 
Saturday and G o'clock in the afternoon of the follow- 
ing" Sunday. 

WISCONSIN. 

Woodcocks, quails, partridg-es, pheasants or ruffed 
grouse, prairie chickens, sharp-tailed g-rouse or g'rouse 
of any other variety, snipe, plovers, mallard, teal or 
wood ducks, Aug-. 20 to Dec. 1. Wild ducks of any 
other variety, wild g^eese or brants of any variety, or 
any aquatic fowls whatever, Sept. 1 to May 1. Deer, 
Nov. 1 to 31. Hounding* or worrying" deer prohibited 
at all times ; and the use of dogfs with which to hunt 
rabbits during- October, prohibited. Otters, martens, 
minks, fishers, Oct. 1 to May 1. Beavers protected 
until 1898. Shooting" wild fowl from any other than 
natural blinds, prohibited. Pigeons protected within 
two miles of their roosts. Brook, rainbow or moun- 
tain trout, April 1.5 to Aug". 30. Lake trout, Jan. ir> to 
Oct. 1. Black, g-reen and Osweg"o bass and wall-eyed 
pike, June 1 to March 1. Muscallong-e, June 1 to 
March 1, Catching" trout for sale prohibited. Export- 
ation of deer and trout prohibited. 

WYOMING. 

Partridg"es, pheasants, prairie chickens, prairie 
hens or g-rouse, Aug. 15 to Nov. '. Sag"e chickens, 
July 15 to Sept. 15. Snipe, g-reen shanks, tattlers, 
g-odwits, curlews, avocets, or other waders, plovers 
and quails, protected at all times. Wild ducks, Aug-. 
1 to May 1. Deer, elks, moose, mountain sheep, moun- 
tain g-oats, antelopes, protected at all times, except 
that a bona-fide resident may at any time kill not 
more than three of any of said animals in any one 
week for the purpose only of supplying- himself and 
family with food. Non-residents prohibited from 
hunting- them at any time. Bison or buffaloes and 
beavers protected until March 15, 1900. Exportation 
of g-ame, hides or heads prohibited. Any g-ame brought 



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into the state must be accompanied by an affidavit, to 
be recorded in the office of the county clerk and re- 
corded in tlie office of county clerk and recorder of 
the county, to prove that said g-ame was not killed in 
any other state or territory in violation of the laws of 
such state or territory. Fishing-, June 1 to Oct. 1; 
trout less thvin (J inches protected. 



RATES OF POSTAGE. 



DOMESTIC. 

First Ctass.— Letters and all written matter, 
whether sealed or unsealed, and all other matter 
sealed, nailed, sewed, tied or fastened in any manner 
so that it cannot be easily examined, 3 cents per 
ounce or fraction thereof. A 'special delivery " 10- 
cent stamp, wlien attached to a letter, in addition to 
the lawful postag-e, shall entitle the letter to imme- 
diate delivery at or within one mile of any postoffice. 

Postal cards, 1 cent each. 

Second Cldss. — A.11 reg-ular newspapers, mag-azines 
and other periodicals issued at intervals not exceeding- 
three months, the postag-e is one cent for each pound. 
A special rate of 1 cent for four ounces is made for all 
second-class matter mailed by other than publishers 
or newsdealers. 

Tlilrd Class. — -Embraces printed books, pamphlets, 
circulars, eng'raving's, lithog^raphs, proof-sheets and 
manuscript accompanying" the same, and all matter 
of the same g-eneral character, and not having the 
character of personal correspondence. Circulars pro- 
duced by hektog-raph or similar process, or bj^ electric 
pen, are rated as third class. The limit of weight for 
mail matter of the third class is four pounds, except 
in the case of sing"le books exceeding- that weight. 



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The rate of postage on mail matter of the third class 
is 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. 

Fourth Class.— AW mailable matter, like merchan- 
dise, not included in the three preceding classes, 
which is so prepared for mailing as to be easily taken 
from the wrapper and examined. Rate, 1 cent per 
ounce or fraction thereof, except seeds, roots, cuttings, 
bulbs, plants and scions, which are 1 cent per two 
ounces. Limit of weig'ht, four pounds. Full pre- 
payment compulsory. Liquids and other like injuri- 
ous matter, not admitted, except some under condi- 
tions which may be learned at any postoffice. 

Mnncy-Ordsr Fees. — For money orders in denomina- 
tions of $100 or less, the following fees are charged: 

For orders for sutns not exceeding 83.50 3c 

For over $3.. 50 and not exceeding 85 .'ic 

For over $5 and not exceeding $10 8c 

For over $10 and not exceeding $20 10c 

For over $30 and not exceeding $30 13c 

For over $30 and not exceeding $40 loc 

For over $40 and not exceeding $50 18c 

For over $.=iO and not exceeding $00 30c 

For over $60 and not exceeding $75 35c 

For over $75 and not exceeding $100 30c 

FOREiaN. 

To all parts of the Universal Postal Union, embrac- 
ing Argentine Republic, Australia, Austria-Hungai'y, 
Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria. Ceylon, China via 
Hong Kong, Chili, Cuba, Denmark and Danish colo- 
nies, Ecuador, Egypt, Falkland Islands, France and 
French colonies, (xermany, Great Hritain and British 
West Indies, Greece, Greenland, Guatemala, Haiti, 
Holland or Netherlands and Netherland colonies, 
Honduras. Hong Kong. India (British), Ireland, Italy, 
Japan, Liberia, Lnxeiuburg, Malacca, Mauritius, 
Montenegro, Natal, Newfoundland, Norway, Paraguay, 



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Patagonia, Penang-, l^crsia, Peru, Portugal and 
Portuguese colonies, Kouriiania, Russia, St. Kar- 
tholomew, Salvador, Servia, Siam, Singapore, 
Spain and Spanish colonies. Straits settlements, 
Sweden, Switzerland, Transvaal, Trinidad, Turkey, 
United States of Colombia, Uruguay, Venezuela. 

On Letters. — Five cents for each half ounce or frac- 
tion thereof —prepayment optional. Double rates are 
collected on delivery of unpaid or short paid letters. 

On newspapers, books, pamphlets, photographs, 
sheet music, maps, engra-'ings and similar printed 
matter, 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. 



Help, in Case of Accidents. 

Droumhui. 1. Loosen clothing-, if any. 2. Empty 
lungs of water by laying body on its stomach sind lift- 
ing it by the middle so that the head hangs down. 
Jerk the body a few times. 3. Pull tongue forward, 
using handkerchief, or pin with string, if necessary. 
4. Imitate motion of respiration by alternately com- 
pressing and expanding the lower ribs, about twenty 
times a minute. Alternately raising and lowering the 
arm from the sides up above the head will stimulate 
the action of the lung's. Let it be done gently but 
persistently. 5. Apply warmth and friction to extrem- 
ities. G. By holding tongue forward, closing the nos- 
trils and pressing the ' Adam's apple " back (so as to 
close entrance to stomach), direct inflation can be 
tried. Take a deep breath and breathe it forcibly into 
the mouth of patient, compress the chest to expel the 
air and repeat the operation. 7. DON'T GIVE UP! 
Persons have been saved after hours of patient, vigor- 
ous effort. 8. When breathing begins, get patient 
into a warm bed, give warm drinks, or spirits in tea- 
spoonfuls, fresh air and quiet. 



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Burns ami Scakls. Cover with Ooo'kmg' Soda and lay 
wet cloths over it. Whites n{ J"'g-g-s and Olive Oil, Olive 
or Linseed Oil, plain, or mixed with Chalk or Whiting-. 

LightniiKj. Dash cold water over a person struck. 

Sunstroke. Loosen clothing-. Get patient into shade 
and apply ice-cold water to head. 

M<t(l Don or Sn((lxC Bite. Tie cord tig-ht sbove wound. 
Suck the wound and cauterize with caustic or white- 
liot iron at once, or cut out adjoining- parts with a sharp 
knife. 

]\'n'nno(is Insects' Stings, etc. Apply weak Ammonia, 
Oil, Salt water or Iodine. 

Fainting. Place flat on back, allow fresh air, and 
sprinkle with water. 

Tests of Death Hold mirror to mouth: if living", 
moisture will gather. Push pin into flesh; if dead the 
hole will remain, if alive it will close up. 

Cinders in the Eye. Roll soft paper up like a lamp 
lig-hter and wet the tip to remove, or use a medicine 
dropper to draw it out. Rub the other eye. 



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THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICES. 



Alabama. 

Huntsville, 
Montgomery. 

Alaska. 

Sitka. 

Arizona. 

Prescot, 
Tuscon. 

Arkansas. 

Camden, 
Dardanelle, 
Harrison, 
Little Rock. 

California 

Bodie, 

Humboldt. 

Los Angeles, 

Marsyville, 

Sacramento, 

San Francisco, 

Shapta, 

Svisanville, 

Visalia. 

Colorado. 

Central City, 

Del Norte, 

Denver, 

Durang-o, 

Glen wood Sprgs 

Gunnison, 

Lake City, 

Lamar, 

Leadville, 

Pueblo. 



Dakota. 

Aberdeen, 

Bismark, 

Dead wood. 

Devil's Lake, 

Fargo, 

Grand Forks, 

Huron. 

Mitcliell, 

Watertovvn, 

Yankton. 

Florida. 

Gainsville. 

Idaho. 

Blaclifoot, 
Boise City, 
Coeur'dAlene 
Hailey, 
Lewiston. 

Iowa. 

Des Moines. 

Kansas. 

Concordia, 

Garden City, 

Independence, 

Kir win, 

Lamed, 

Oberlin, 

Salina, 

Topeka, 

Wa Keeney, 

Wicliita. 

Louisiana 

Naclitoches, 
New Orleans, 



Michiigran. 

Grayling, 
Marquette. 



Minnesota, 

Benson, 
Crookston, 
Duluth, 
Fergus Falls, 
Redwood Falls 
St. Cloud, 
Taylor's Falls, 
Tracy, 
Wortiiington, 



Mississippi 

Jackson. 

Missouri. 

Boonville, 

Ironton, 

Spi'ingfield. 

Montana. 

Bozeman, 
Helena, 
Miles City. 

Utaii. 

Salt Lake City. 

Wash'gton. 

Olympia, 
Spokane Falls, 
Vancouver. 



Nebraska. 

Bloomington, 

Chadron, 

Grand Lsland, 

Lincoln, 

McCook, 

Religli, 

North Platte, 

O'Neil, 

Sydney, 

Valentine. 

Nevada. 

Carson City, 
Eureka. 



New 

Mexico. 

La Cruces, 
Santa Fe. 

Oregon. 

Lakeview, 
La Grande, 
Oregon City, 
Roseburg, 
Tlie Dalles. 

Wisconsin, 

Ashland, 
Eau Claire, 
Falls St. Croi.\ 
La Crosse, 
Menasha, 
Wans ha. 

Wyoming. 

Buflfalo, 

Cheyenne, 

Evanston. 



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HEALTH OF CHIEF AMERICAN CITIES, 



Official figures showing tlie percentage of mortality for the year 

1894. 
A report showing the percentage of mortality in 200 cities of 
the United States for the year 1891 has been published under the 
auspices of the Surgeon-General of the Marine Hospital Service. 
The following figures show the number of deaths in each J, 000 of 
the estimated population in the larger cities mentioned: 



Augusta, Ga .18 

Baltimore .. 19. 

Boston 22 

Bridgeport, Conn lf>, 

Brooklyn 20, 

Brownsville, Tex 44. 

Cambridge, Mass 19, 

Charleston, S. C 27 

Chattanooga, Tenn 11, 

Chicago 14, 

Cincinnati 18, 

(Meveland 17. 

Columbus, 13 

Dedham, Mass 17 

Detroit 14. 

Dubuque, Iowa 10, 

Evansville, Ind In, 

Grand Rapids, Mich \'S. 

Hartford, Conn 15 

Jersey City 24 

Knoxville, Tenn. 16. 

Lowell, Mass 19 

Manchester, N. H 19 

Alameda, Cal II. 

Battle Creek, Mich 9 

Belleville, 111 10, 

Bloomington, 111 13 

Brunswick, Ga 19, 

Butte, Mont 14 

Columbus, Ind 9 

Council Bi\iffs, Iowa 9 

Crawfordsville, Ind.., 11 

Danville. Ill 12 

Dayton, 13 

East St. Louis, 111 11. 

Flint, Mich 13. 

Fort Smith, Ark 8. 

Fort Worth, Tex 9. 

Fresno, Cal, 13 



GreenvilUe, Miss 17.43 

Kalamazoo, Mich 12 Oi 

Keokuk, Iowa 1C.2() 

Loredo, Tex 40.00 

Ludington. Mich, l2.4o 

Memphis, Tenn 23.06 

Milwaukee l.'i.7i 

Minneapolis 9.24 

Nw-ark, N J 2.3.(J7 

New Orleans 24 88 

New York City 21.38 

Philadelphia 18.28 

Portland, Me 20.12 

Reading, Pa 17 95 

Bichmond, Va 20.23 

Rochester, N. Y 14. n4 

St. Louis 16.12 

Salt Lake City 8.10 

San Diego, Cal 12.50 

San Francisco 1 8.84 

Scranton, Pa 17.28 

Sioux Falls, S. D 4 49 

Springfield, Ma.ss. 15.73 

Syracuse, N. Y, 16.94 

Toledo, 8.0ft 

Washington, D. C 19.89 

Wilmington, Del ,. .. 16.^8 

Worcester, Mass 17.20 

Manitowoc, Wis 12.35 

Marinette, Wis 20.27 

Massillon, 11.68 

Middletown. O. 9.ro 

MusUegon, Mich 14.09 

Ogden, Utah 9.^3 

Ottumwa, Iowa 12.1 1 

Pensacola. Fla 17.05 

Racine, Wis 10.84 

!-aultSte. Marie, Mich 10.29 

Spokane, Wash 7.83 



48 



Sterling. Ill 11.86 

Stoektou, Cal 10.8::^ 

Superior, Wis 5.9U 

Tiffin, 12.71 

Urbaiui, 1 10.12 



Warren. 8.37 

West Bay City, Mich 14.28 

Winona, Minn 12.31 

Young-slown, 14.84 

Zanesville, O . .. 15.30 



In some of the southern cities the report shows the compara- 
tive death rates between while persons and colored, as follows: 

Augusta, white 11.36, colored 28.41; Charleston, S. C, white 
1(5. f)8, colored 35 SO; Knoxville. Ten., while 12.4, colored, 29.63; New 
Orleans, w.iile 21.91, colored 32.14. 

Where the names of the cities are not given in this list, it is 
because their health officials have failed to respond to the re- 
quests of the Surgeon-General for the data upon which the list 
is prepared. 

LEGAL HOLIDAYS OF THE UNITED STATES. 



Jannai'y 1, New Year's Day, is a legal holiday in all the .States 
except Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, Massa- 
chusetts, New Hamp-ihire, Rhode Island, and NortH and South 
Carolina. 

-January 8. the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans; 
February 12, the anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln; 
and March 4, the firemen's anniversary, are legal holidays in 
Louisiana. 

February 22, Washington's Birthday, is a legal holidav in all 
States except Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, 
Kansas, Maine, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Tennes- 
see and Texas. 

March 2, the anniversary of the independence of Texas, and 
April 21, the anniversary of the battle of San Jacinto, are legal 
holidays in Texas. 

April 26, Memorial Day, is a legal holiday in Georgia. 

Good Friday is a legal in Florida, Louisiana, Minnesota and 
Pen nsyivania. 

Shrove Tuesday is a legal holiday in Louisiana, and in the 
cities of Mobile, Montgomery and Selma, Alabuma. 

May 30, Decoration Daj', is a legal holiday in Colorado, Con- 
necticut, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New 
York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont. 

July 4, Independence Day, is a legal holiday in all the States 
and Territories. 

Thank.sgiving Day. and public fast days, appointed by the 
President, are legal holidays in such States as may set them 
apart for religious observance by the proclamation of the Gover- 
nor. 

Days af)pointed for general election. State or National, are 
legal holidays in California, Maine, Missouri, New Jti'sey, New 
\"ork, Oregon, Soiith Carolina and Wisconsin. 

December 25, Christmas Day, is a legal holiday in all the 
States and Territories. 



40 



Passenger Rates to Europe. 



FROM NEW YORK TO 
BRITISH PORTS. 



To Liverpool 

" Glasgow 

" Londonderry ... 
" Queenstown ... 

" London 

" Southampton... 

From New York to 
Ports. 
To Havre 

" Bremen 

" Hamburg 

" Antwerp , 

'' Rotterdam 



Coiitiiu'iitiil 



FIRST 
CABIN. 



$60.00 up 
50.00 
50.00 
60 00 
70.00 
70.00 



80.00 
90.00 
95.00 
60.00 
55.00 



From New York to Sean(liii.ari.*iii 
Ports. 

To Copenhagen, Christiania 

and Christiansand 

" Stavanger, Bergen and 

Trondhjem 

From New York to Italian, Swiss 
and Austrian Points. 

Direct 

To Oibraltar Steamers 

" Naples " 

" Messina, Palermo, ( ,, 
Leghorn and tienoa f 

Via havuk and mauseili.es. 

Venice 

Zurich 

Inebruck 

Vienna 

Marseilles 

Trieste 

Budapest 

Milan 

Turin 

Genoa , 

Leghorn , 

Naples 

Palermo 

Messina , 



55.00 
62.00 



50 no 

60.00 
75 00 



SECOND 
CABIN. 



$35.00 up. 
80 00 ' 
30.00 ' 
35 00 ' 
35.00 ' 
35.00 ' 



60.00 
50.00 
60.00 
4-2.00 
38.00 



45.00 
47.00 



PASSENOER RATES TO EUROPE— Continued. 



FKOM NEW YORK. 


FIRST 
CABIN. 


SECOND 
CABIN. 


STEKR- 

a<;e. 


To Capetown, via Southampton 
" Johannesbiirg, via " 
" Alexandria, Eg'ypt, via Ant- 
werp and Marseilles 


$214.00 
300.00 


*152 00 
191 00 


$ 69.. 50 
91.00 

42 00 


" Beyrouth, Palestine, via Ant- 
werp and Marseilles 






42 50 


" Beyrouth, Palestine, via 
Havre and Marseilles 






40.00 


" Jaffa, Palestine, via Antwerp 
and Marseilles 






44 00 


" Smyrna, Palestine, via Ant- 
werp and Marseille.s 




39 00 


" Aden, Arabia, via Glasgow 
and Liverpool 


185.00 

351.00 

351.00 

351.00 

358.00 

375.00 

230.00 
205.00 

230.00 




50 00 


" Adelaide, Australia, via 
London 


205.00 

205.00 

205.00 

215.00 

225.00 

132.00 
132.00 

132.00 


99 50 


»* Melbourne, Australia, via 
London 


99 50 


" Sidney, New South Wales, via 
London 


99.50 


" Bri.sbane, Australia, via 
London 

" Wellington, New Zealand, via 
London. ... 

" Buenos Ayres, Argentine 
Republic, via London 

" Rio de Janeiro, via London 

" Montevideo, Uruguay, Argen- 
tine Republic, via London. 

" Constantinople, Turkey, via 


104.50 

99.50 

55.00 
55.00 

55.00 

41.00 








147.00 


" Pernambuco, Brazil, via 
Havre and London 

" Bahlo, Brazil, via London. . . 

" Gray town, NicarO _^. . 
agua, IJi^e^t 

'« Hong Kong, China f g,!^"'" 

" Yokohama, Japan J 


195.00 
205.00 


132.00 
132.00 


55.00 
55.00 

45.00 






85.00 






100,00 



51 



PASSENGP:R rates to Europe— Continued. 



FROM MONTREVL. 



To Londonderry 

" Liverpool 

" London 

" Copenhagren. Gothenburg.. 
" Qhri.stiania, Christiansand. 
" Trondhjem, Berpren 



FIIJST 
CABIN. 



150.00 
50. (H) 
08 00 
70 00 
70.00 
80.00 



SKCONU 
CABIN. 



$30.00 

30 00 
33. on 
■1:1. 00 
-15 00 
45.00 



STEERAGE. 



$24.50 
24.50 

29.50 
29.50 
29.50 



Passenger Rates to Miscellaneous Points. 


FROM NEW ORLEANS. 


I'll; ST 

(A BIN. 


SECOND 
CABIN. 


STEERAGE. 


To Belize, British Honduras,*.. . 






.? 15 00 


" Puerto Cortez, Hondura.s*. . . 






18 00 


" Port Limon, Costa Rica* 

" Blueriehls, Nicaragua* 




15 00 

20 00 


From San Frsmcisco. 

To Yokohama, Japan* 






85 00 


" Hon Kong, China* 

" Honolulo Hawaii* 






100 00 
82 50 


" Apia, Samoa* 

" Avu'kland, New Zeabind* .. 
" Sydney, New South Wales*. 
*Direct Steamer.s. 






50 (0 
100 00 
100.00 



Local Rates in Europe 



FROM LIVERPOOL. 


FIRST 

CLASS. 


SECOND 
CLASS. 


To London 


$3.00 




" Glasgow, Bristol or Cardiff.. 

" Belfast 

" Antwerp, via Grimsby 

" Hamburg, via Hull 

" Bremen " " 


$10.00 




11.00 
13.(K) 


'' Gothenburg" " 




18 00 


" Copenhagen " " 




19.00 


" Bergen or Stavanger,viaHull 

" Chrisiiania or Christansand 

via Hull 


20.00 
20.00 



THIRD 

CLASS. 

$ 4 00 

;< 00 

1,25 



52 
LOCAL RATES IN EUROPE— Continued. 



FROM LIVERPOOL. 


FIRST 
CLASS. 


SECOND 
CLASS. 


THIRD 
CLA.'!S. 


To Stockholm, via Hull 




.J25.00 
25.00 




" Trouhjeui or Aalesund 






" Paris 




$10.00 


From Loiulou. 

To B ri.stol 




1 65 


" Cardiff 






2 50 


" Glasgow 






7.50 


" Antwerp or Rotterdam, via 
Harwich 




3.75 
3.50 

6 50 
5.00 
9.00 

13 50 

18 00 
16.00 

20.00 

3.75 

2.74 

13 36 

3 66 

11.23 

3.8'5 

7.52 

5 UO 

1.54 

22 76 

11.12 

8.00 
10 90 
6.00 
18 40 
4.90 
8.65 
8.10 
6.60 




" Pari.s, via Havre 






" Paris, via New Haven and 
Dieppe 






" HaTb'l^-g h'---' ='--" 








" Copenhagen, Malmo, Hel- 
sinsborsf. 






" Gothenburg, via Hull 




" " direct steamer. 






" Bergen, Stavanger, Christia- 






From Havre. 

To Paris 


$ 5.00 


2.50 


From Antwerp, 


1 60 


" Berlin 




6 20 






1 35 


" Lucerne 




5 10 


" Luxemburg 

" Mannheim 




1.15 
3 70 


" Paris 


2.70 


" Rotterdam 




.75 


" Vienna 




8.35 


" Zurich 




5.05 


From Bremen. 

To Acheu 


9.50 
15.05 

8.00 
24.85 

6 fb 
11.70 
10.95 

8.90 


3.85 


" Baden Baden 


6 20 


" Berlin 


3 25 


" Budapest 

" Cassel 

" Dresden 


10.18 
2 75 
4.75 


" Frankfort on the Main 

*' Leipzig 


4.55 
3.65 



53 
LOCAL RATES IN EUROPE— Continued. 



FROM BREMEN. 



To Prag 

" Trieste 

" Vienna 

Fruni (lieiioii. 
To Alexandria 

" Arona 

•' Bolo{?na 

" Cannes 

'* Como 

" Florence 

" Leg-horn 

" Lucerne 

" Nice 

" Rome 

" Venice 



To 



From Paris. 



Bonn 

Brussels 

Cologne 

Frankfort on tlie Jlaiu. 

Geneva 

Genoa.. 

Heidelberg 

Lucerne 

Lyon 

Madrid 

Mannheim 

Marseilles 

Mayence 

Milan 

Naples 

Nice 

Pan 

Rome . 

Strassburg 

Turin 

Venice 



P'lKST 
(LASS. 



$15.90 
32.95 
21 20 

1.90 
4.40 
6.50 
5.40 
4.25 
5.40 
4 00 
7.25 
4.50 
11.00 
9 (50 

12.00 
7.50 
11.40 
16.00 
15.40 
25 . 50 
16.00 
14.35 ' 
12.50 
?6.80 
15 00 
21.00 
15.20 
21 10 
44.00 
26.50 
20.00 
35 . 60 
11.75 
19.40 
27.45 



SECOND 
CLASS. 


THIRD 

CLASS. 


$11.55 
23.85 
15.10 

1.30 
3.10 
4.50 
3.80 
3.00 
3.75 
2.75 
5.00 
3.10 
7.75 
6.75 

8.90 

5.65 

S.50 

11.90 

11 60 

18.80 

12.00 

10.65 

n.25 

27.20 

11 30 

15 50 

1 1 . 30 

15.35 

32 00 

20 00 

15.00 

25 . 75 

8.75 

14.40 


$ 6.50 

11.00 

7.50 





































I 19.75 



54 



Distances toy Water from New York to Foreign Ports 



PORT. 



Alexandria Efrypt — 

Amsterdam Holland 

Bermuda West Indies 

Bombay India 

Bordeaux France 

Brussels Belarium 

Cape of Good Hope Africa. — 

Cape Horn South America 

Constantinople Turkey 

Copenh agen Denmark 

Calcutta India , 

Canton China 

Gibraltar Spain 

Glasgow Scotland 

Halifax Nova Scotia 

Havana (^uba 

Lima 'Peru 

Lisbon 'Portugal 

London ....JEngland 

Liverpool lEngland 

Madras British India 



COUNTRY, 



Naples 

Pekin 

Fernambiico . . 

St. John 

St. Petersburg. 



San Francisco 

Shanghai 

Stockholm . . . . 

Valparaiso 

Vera Cruz 

Vienna 

Yokohama . . . 



Italy 

China 

Brazil 

Newfoundland 

Russia 

Sandwich Islands. 

California 

China 

Sweden 

Chili 

Mexico 

Austria 

Japan 



Miles of Various 

The English andAmerican 

mile is yds., 1,760 

The Scotch mile is 1,984 

The Irish mile is 2,240 

The German mile is 8,106 

The Dutch and Prussian 

mile is 6,480 

The Italian mile is 1,766 

The Vienna post mile is . . . 8,296 



MILES. 



5,095 

3.530 

680 

11,555 
3,334 
3,418 
6,840 
7.000 
5,154 
3.a50 

12,512 

14,105 

3,290 

2,934 

563 

1,275 

11,312 
3,184 
3,376 
3,080 

11,840 
4,327 

15,325 

4,926 

785 

4,432 

7,1.50 

18,843 

14,510 
4,075 
4,813 
2,185 
4,095 
7,523 



Nations in Yards. 

The Swiss mi,le is yds., 9,153 

The Swedish and Danish 

mile is 7,341.5 

The Arabian mile is 2,143 

The Roman mile is.. 1,628 or 2,025 
The Werstmile is.. .1,167 or 1,337 

The Tuscan mile is 1,808 

The Turkish mile is 1,826 

The Flemish mile is 6,869 



55 

Railways in Europe. 



Althouprh the American Railway System as a whole is far 
ahead of that in Europe as resrards comfort to the traveling 
pnblic, it is far from being^ trne that railway travel ou the other 
side of the Atlantic is void of comforts and advantages. To be 
sure the cars are small and without the American conveniences, 
but trains run invariably on time, and dangers of collisions are 
much smaller than in America, owing to superior roadbeds and 
the absence of surface crossings. The right of way is kept as 
trim as a lawn. The bridges and viaducts are always of stone 
or iron, and the stations are built to last for centuries. 

On longer runs, as between Glasgow, Liverpool and London, 
sleepers and dining cars are in use. They are high priced, but 
they are accessible for all classes of passengers. 

Facilities for obtaining lunches and refreshments along the 
lines of any railroad are excellent. 

First Class Railway fares in England are high and the com- 
partments, are no more comfortable than those of second class. 
Third class is counted good enough by most travelers, even by 
ladies. on the continent second class accommodations are 
good enough except in Italy, where even the first claf.s com- 
partments are not always attractive. 

Travelers who have made up a certain route usually buy 
the so-called "circular tickets," as they are cheap and very con- 
venient. On these tickets travelers can stop almost anywhere 
along the route and resume their journey when they see fit. 
They are purchased at a tourist agency and are printed in 
English as well as in the language of the coiintry in which they 
are to be used. The rule at any European Railway Station is to 
show the tickets before being admitted to the train platform. 
Usuallj- the conductor or guard comes around and examines 
tickets before the train starts. 



50 

Information for Passengers Going Abroad. 



Passports are not generally necessary in Western Europe in 
time of peace, but if one is wanted, any steamship aofent can 
furnish it, or a letter may be directed to the State Department 
in Washing-ton, D. C, asking for passport blanks, and the re- 
quisite papers will be furnished. 

Baggage. Too much baggage is a great inconvenience. A 
traveler for pleasure should take along only as much as is abso- 
lutely necessary. A sti'ong trunk, 26 inches, by 18 and 15 deep, 
with a flat toi? is the most suitable. Owners name should be 
painted on it in full. The American checking system does not 
exist in Europe. Some of the Steamship Lines wnll check bag- 
gage as far as tneir own steamers run, but passengers must 
look after their baggage at their destinations on the European 
Railways, 

Funds. Large amounts of money should never be carried 
in currency or gold. A draf tis always safe. Amounts, say over 
five hundred dollars, should be carried in a letter of credit. 

Foreign Money. The English money is a puzzle to most 
people who are accustomed to the decimal system. An American 
will generally be inclined to reduce the English coins to their 
equivalent in dollars and cents If he asks the price of some- 
thing and learns that it is " 37 and 9 " he may need a pencil to 
calculate that these figures amount to about <f9.43. 

In Holland it is only necessary to remember that a guilder 
is etjual to 40 Cents in United States money and the home value 
of all the small coins can readilybe estimated. 

In Germany the Mark is worth an American quarter, and a 
pfennig is therefore one-foui'th of a cent. 

In France, Switzerland and Belgium or Italy, where the 
Franc is the standard, it is equally easy to know what a coin is 
worth. 



57 

Steamer Chair. Cabin passeng-ers will find many 
a comfort in owning such a chair during" the voyag-e. 
They can be purchased very cheap at any Steamship 
Pier in New York. 

Carriage-Hire in Europe is by the hour or for the 
course and according* to tariff, which the driver must 
pro<-ure if asked for. 

Pnuboire or tip money are paid to certain classes of 
servants, on the Continent of Europe especially, and 
can hardly be avoided as it is customary and because 
such servants receive no other wag^es. But such ex- 
penditures are only to the amount of 5 to 10 cents in each 
instance. Services are offered by such people on the 
Continent at every turn. They are often a g"reat con- 
venience and do not cost much, but passeng-ers unac- 
customed to them will naturally find them a nuisance 
at first. 



Difference of Time between New York and 



HOURS. 

London 4.56 

Paris .5.05 

Brusssels 5.14 

Berlin 5.50 



HOURS. 

Rome 5.46 

Vienna 6.02 

Milan 5.33 

St. Petersburg 6.57 



Ship Time. 



The official time of the steamers is divided into 
watches of 4 hours each, commencing at 12 — 4, etc. 
The time of each watch is divided into 8 bells and is 
sounded or struck every half hour. The watch from 
4 to 6 p, m. is divided into two watches of 2 hours 
each, called "dog watches". A signal bell of one 
stroke is made a few minutes before change of watch. 



58 








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59 

Objects of Interest. 



GLASGOW TO EDINBURGH. 

Glasgow. Cathedral (built 1133) Monuments and 
Parks. 

Sterlimj is a place of many historic interests. 

Edinburgfi. The Caledonian Castle with Queen 
Marg-arets Chapel. Holyrood Abbey founded 1128. 
Beneath the pavement lie David II, James II and 
Queen, Darnley and others. Queen Marys apartments 
in the palace are of g-reat historic interest. Here is 
also shown the bloodstained room, where Rizzio was 
murdered. Other objects of interest are Monuments 
to Dug-. Stewart, Nelson, Waterloo, Burns and Hume 
and St. Giles Cathedral. 



Liverpool to London. 



Lcamhiiiton on the Le<im, one of the most beautiful 
towns of Eog-land, and a popular watering- place. 

Slough Observatory, where Herschel erected his 
great Telescope. 

Hawell near Brentford, where the Danes were de- 
feated by Ed. Ironside, 1016. 

Eidlng, where are WharneclifPe Viaduct and the 
tombs of Tom Hood and Hume. 

London. Albert Memorial. Hyde Park: Alexandria 
Palace; Bank of Eng-land: British Museum; Charing- 
Cross; Crystal Palace, Sydenham; Dulwick Gallery; 
Hampton Court; Hyde Park: National Gallery: Opera, 
Haymarket; Parliament Houses; St. Pauls Cathedral. 



00 

London to Italy. 

Paris. Conservatoire des Arts.; Ecole des Beaux 
Arts. ; Gobelins; Hotel des Invalides; Jardeu d'Accli- 
matation; Jardin des Plantes; Musee des Thermes; San 
Germain; Sainte Chapelle; Pantheon; The Louvre Gal- 
leries; Luxemburg- Galleries; Severs; Tomb of Napoleon; 
Versailles; Trianon. 

Boulogne, the Citadel, where Godfrey de Bouillon 
was born and Louis Napoleon imprisoned 1840. Here 
Csesar sailed for Eng-land 55 B. C. 

Rouen. Ancient Capital of Normandy, Cathedral 
erected 1360. Church of St. Quen (1.318) the most 
complete Gothic Church in existence. Here in the 
Priory of St. Gervais, Wm. de Conqueror died 1087. 
Here Joan of Are was burned alive. Birthplace of 
Corneille, Fontenelle and Jouvenet. 

Antwerp. One of the first cities of Europe, has one 
of the finest Cathedrals in the world. Tomb of 
Rubens, etc, 

Brussels. The Park: Palais du Roi: Palais Ducal; 
Palais de la Nation; the Cathedral; Musee Wiertz; 
Colonne du Congres ; Hotel de Ville ; The Martyrs 
Monument, etc. 

B<mn. One of the early Roman Fortresses on the 
Rhine, has many rare historical objects of interest. 

Coblentz. One of the most beautifully located 
cities on the Rhine, was founded by Drusus 9 B. C. 
Charlemagne here divided his Empire between his 
sons. 

Lake Lucerne is one of the most magnificent Inland 
Lakes in Zwitzerland, or perhaps in the world. It is 
25 miles long and 1 to 4 in width. The name and 
deed of William Tell add charm to its picturesque 
g-randeur. 

Zurich, a city of 50,000 inhabitants, is finelj'' situated 
near a lake of same name and much patronized by 
Tourists from all parts of the world. 



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Lake Como, is another Lake of great attraction to 
the traveling public It is deeply imbedded in the 
Alps and its shores and mountains are dotted with 
Towns and Villas, and though lacking in grandeur 
as compared to Lake Lucerne it is certainly one of the 
most beautiful lakes in the world. 

Bern, a city of 50,000 inhabitants, is one of the 
most interesting places in Zwitzerland. It has a very 
elevated and picturesque location. Objects of interest 
are: The Clock Tower, with a performing cock, bears 
and harlequien, 3 minutes before each hour: the Cathe- 
dral, built 14:21; Statue of B. von Zahringen, who was 
the founder of the city; the Art Gallery' : the Museum 
and the Kunstsaal. The Organ in the Cathedral is 
played daily in the summer at 8 p. m. 

Geneva, on the lake of same name, is also a very 
interesting and delightful city. It has about 60,000 
inhabitants, splendid Hotels and beautiful Parks. 
From here Mt. Blanc can be plainly seen in clear 
weather. This place has many attractions: Isle of 
Rosseau: Ancient Cathedral (1024) and the Musee 
Rath. Th's city was once fortified by Julius Caesar. 
It was the residence of Calvin the Reformator and the 
birthplace of Mad. de Stael and J. J. Rosseau. 

Cliamonix, a French Village, is noted for its extra- 
ordinary picturesque location at foot of Mt. Blanc, the 
highest mountain in Europe. 

Milan, is one of the most celebrated cities of Italy. 
Having a population of about 200,000, it has many at- 
tractions, both modern and ancient. It was the resi- 
dence of many Roman Emperors. The place was 
totally destroyed in 1163 by Emperor Fred Barbarossa. 
Objects of interest are: The Theatre; the Cathedral, 
built 138G; the Palace of Science and Art, with a 
gallery of 400 Paintings and Archeological Musee; 
Church S. M. delle Garzie has T)a Vinci's famous paint- 
ing "'Last Supper" 



Venice. The Ancient Queen of the Adriatic, is in 
many respects the most interesting" and romantic city 
in the world. It is located on 117 Islands, connected 
with 378 bridg-es and has a population of some 130,000 
inhabitants. The city was for many years a part of 
Austria, but was reunited with Italy in 18G6. Princi- 
pal objects of interest are: The St. Marks, one of the 
most famous Churches in the world, rich in architect- 
ural beauty and historical interest. The Dog-es Palace, 
which is the public hall, council, etc., is another ex- 
tremely interesting- building*; amongst its paintings is 
Tintoretto's Paradise, the largest ollpainting in the 
world. The Academy of Fine Arts: the Church of Frari 
and the Church of Giovanni are also objects which 
visitors to Venice wall find worth their while to see 
and study. 

Florence, situated on the bank of the Arno, has a 
population of 170,000. Its foundation dates back to 
the 1st century B. C, It was destroy eS by the Barbari- 
ans on their march to Rome and again rebuilt in the 
IJth centur3^ Under the house of Medici, Florence 
advanced greatly in Arts and Sciences, Of the many 
grc'at names associated with its history and progress 
we will mention Dante, Boccacio, Michiavelli, Galileo, 
Michael Angelo, Raphael, Da Vinci, Fra Bartolomeo 
and Fra Angelico. Places of interest are: The Uffizi 
Gallery; Academy of Fine Arts: the Cathedral; the 
Church of Santa Croce; the Medician Chapel: the 
National Museum; the Boboli Gardens and the House 
of Angelo. 

Rome. The Capital of Italy. This ancient city is 
known to most people and we will only mention here 
some of its numerous objects of interest: The Forum; 
the Colloseum; the Pantheon; the Theatre Marcellus; 
the Temple of Fortune; the Baths of Caraccala: St. 
Peters Church; St. John Lateran; S. M. Maggiore: Six- 
tine; St. Paoli fuori le Mura; St, Pietro in Vineoli; 
Albany Villa; Borghese Palace; Collonna Palace; 



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Corsini; Farnesina Villa: Lateran Mus; Palatine Hill; 
Pamfili Villa; Sciara; the Vatican; its sculptures and 
painting's. 

Oeuoa, is a city of about 135,000 inhabitants. It is 
noted for its beautiful location and for its numerous 
palaces. This city is strong-ly fortified, but has no 
such historical art treasures as the other larg-e Italian 
cities. 



Other Routes. 



The great exodus of pleasure seekers to Europe was 
for many years confined to the above points of interest, 
and their adjoining* sections in Great Britain, France 
and Germany, but of late years it has been extended 
to a much greater area, both south and north, and it 
is quite a common thing the present day to meet 
American tourists in all parts of the Mediterranean 
regions during" the winter and on the Scandinavian 
peninsula during" the summer season. 



Mediterranean Cruises. 



The direct winter tours from New York to the Med- 
iterranean made by some of the finest trans-atlantic 
steamers have become quite popular. By these pas- 
sengers have been forwarded from the Metropolis of 
America to the cradle of the old world in the course 
of a couple of weeks, calling at Madeira, Gibraltar, 
Algiers, Genoa, Nice, Tunis, Alexandria (Cairo and 
the Pyramids), Jaffa (Jerusalem), Smyrna, Constanti- 
nople, Athens, M; Ita, Messina, Palermo, Naples, 
Genoa, and returning direct to New York. They 
have made a brief visit to the seats of the intensely 
interesting" and ancient culture of the Greecian and 
Roman empires, have received a glimpse of the mod- 
ern city of Cairo and the Archaeological curiosities of 



64 

the Orient, enjoying* at the same time the most charm- 
ing" winter climate in the world. Althoug"h the old 
ICg-yptian culture has left behind very few marks of 
historic achievements, aside from the Pyramids, there 
is an attractive mystic mist surrounding that region, 
as it forms a sanctified historical approach to the 
country of Biblical fame, — the land of Christ. 



Scandinavian Points of Interest. 



Of the new fields for Tourist travel, one of the most 
popular, is the region of magnificent fjords and 
mountains of ^^^^^Y. 

THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN. To people 
who travel exclusively for pleasure and recreation, 
this field offers unquestionably many great attrac- 
tions, both as regards scenery climate, accomodations 
and economy of travel. Below we give a brief men- 
tion of some of the most frequented places of interest 
in Norway. 

Hardaiiger Fjord. The grandeur and beauty of this 
famous inlet into the mountain ranges of Western 
Norway is beyond description; it must be seen in order 
to be appreciated. It is enclosed by rockj?^ walls, 
which in some places reach up to a height of 5,000 feet, 
and in some places the stone walls leave a recess 
towards the water edge of fortile and well populated 
districts. The highest snowcapped mountain in this 
section is the "P^olgefond", which is visible from many 
parts of the fjord. The characteristics of the rural life 
in this and other parts of Norway is unique and ex- 
ceedingly interesting. A mightly arm of the fjord 
branches off at a village called Utne and is named 

Scerfjord, which with constant variation of scenery 
and very rocky shores presents some of the finest 
waterfalls of the west coast. 



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Odde, is a villag-e at the bottom of Hardang-er Fjord 
and a great center for excursions to several famous 
waterfalls, such as Espelandsfos, Sjaeg-gedalsfos and 
the mag-nificent g-lacier, the Buarbrae, a part of the 
Folgefond. 

Moldc, is a prosperous little city of wonderful scenic 
beauty situated on the shore of 

Romsdalsfjonl, another inlet of much grandeur and 
exhibiting shores of a most remarkable vegetation for 
the latitude, in a luxurious flora and beautiful woods 

North Cape, is a remarkable mountain. It is, so to 
say, the Northern terminus of Europe and the point 
where the real Arctic regions commence. 

Tromsoe, is a city of about 5,000 inhabitants, pleas- 
antly situated and presenting a beautiful and prosner- 
ous appearance. The export of fish from this place is 
very considerable and the harbor is generally crowded 
with vessels. 

The tourists who reach as far north as this will 
have an opportunity to see the islands of Lofoten, 
celebrated for their great fisheries, and they will not 
omit to take in the magnificent sights of several other 
fjords, such as Vcstfjord, Storfjord, Girmnjcr fjord and 
Sognefjord, all of which are almost as picturesque as 
the Hardanger, though much more different in their 
scenic surroundings. 

Bergen. This place, which is the second city in 
Norway in importance and population, was founded 
1070 and achieved great prosperity as a member of the 
Hanseatic Bund. The city has a picturesque situation 
and many objects of interest. We will mention the 
churches dating back to the thirteenth century, the 
' Rosenkrantz Tower*' and " Fiskebryggen." the an- 
cient Hanseatic quarter. In the neighborhood is 
Oudvangen, a beautiful hamlet at the head of the 
fjord. From this place to Bergen is a grand overland 
route. 



66 

Watercure Establishments in Europe. 

We give a brief description of these places. Before 
g-oing" to any one of them, it is advisable to consult 
a good physician at home, as the doctors at the re- 
spective establishments, thoug-h generally very com- 
petent, will not be much inclined to send visiting 
patients away, even though the waters of the place 
represented may not be the best for the case in 
question. 

Achen, on Southern Rhine, is a sulphuric bath with 
hot springs. The water is not used internally. The 
springs are valuable in cases of Syphilis, Rheumatism 
and Skin Diseases. 

Baden, near Vienna, is also a sulphuric bath. Its 
water is used for drinking, bathing, douche and steam 
baths. It is drank unmixed or with milk, and is very 
effective to the skin and slime tissues, and against 
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Venerial Diseases and Affec- 
tions of the Throat. 

Baden-Bdden, in Baden. Its water is often drank 
with milk or whey, but is used mostly for baths. It is a 
saline water, contains much salt and is recommended 
for Rheumatism, Scrofula, Chronic Catarrh and Skin 
Diseases, but is not suitable in cases of congestions 
and excess of blood. 

Bareges, in the Pyrenees, has 3 hot springs of 
water, which can only be drank on the spot. It is 
used against Rheumatism, Scrofula, Hypochondria, 
green sickness and lack of blood. 

Bagyieres, (de liOucheon) also in the Pyrenees, has 
a strong- sulphuric water of high temperature, used 
both for drinking and bathing; but it is somewhat irri- 
tating and must be used with moderation. It is very 
effective against Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Kidney 
Troubles and Old Sores. 

Bilin, in Bohemia, is a saline bath, rich in carbonic 
acid and carbonate of soda. This water effects the 



67 

secretion especially the urine, hemorrhoides of the 
bladder, stone and gravel diseases and chronic catarrh. 
The water is clear and pleasant to drink.. 

Drelburg, in Westphalia. This water is strongly 
inpregnated with iron, has an acidulated, inkj' taste 
and contains free carbonic acid. It is refreshing and 
strenghtning. It is much used against Green Sickness, 
Hysterics, Nervousness and Diseases of the Spine, 
against Impotence and effects of Debauchery. 

E(jer, in Bohemia, also called Franzenbath, has 5 
springs, which are rich in iron and contain an unusual 
amount of sulphuric salts. It is very desolving and 
strenghtening and used same as the Dreiburg for 
drinking — up to 12 goblets daily, often mixed with 
Ass-milk. 

Ems, in Nassau. This place has a ( elebrated soda 
water, rich in sulphuric salts, is clear and little bluish 
in color. It is used especially against diseases of the 
Respiratory Organs and Hoarsness, Chronic Catarrh 
and Asthma. One of the springs, the Emser-Krenchan 
is used especially against diseases of the female Sex- 
ual Organs, irregular Menstruation, Green Sickness 
and sterility. 

Qastein, in Austria. Its water is used mostly for 
bathing. It is clear as crystal and has in damp 
weather a somewhat rotten taste. It is much used 
against General Debility. Palsy, complaints of the 
Spine, Impotence, chronic Rheumatism, Bladder sick- 
ness, old sores and kindred diseases. The place has a 
fine climate, beautiful surroundings and is well pat- 
ronized, 

Karlsbad, in Bohemia, is one of the most frequented 
water-cure establishments in Europe. Its water is 
clear, has a salty taste and a very dissolving effect, 
especially on the secretions, but it is somewhat itch- 
ing and must be used with moderation. Its principal 
substance is sulphuric salts and free carbonic acid. 



68 

The diseases for which this water is most used are 
Catarrh of the Stomach, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, 
Diabetes, Rheumatism, Strictures, Stone and Gravel 
complaints. It is not suitable in cases of Lung troub- 
les. Syphilis, Green Sickness and Hectic Fevers. 

Kisingen, in Bayern, has 3 springs, rich in iron and 
salts and one without iron. The water is clear and 
sparkling with a salty bitter taste and has much de- 
solving and laxative merit. It is highly beneficial to 
the urinary passage. It is also used much against 
diseases of the Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, 
Liver Complaint, Hypochondria and Spleen. 

Marieubath, in Bohemia, has a famous water. It 
effects the urinary passage, is laxative without weak- 
ning the system, improves digestion and is one of the 
mineral waters in Europe which is most used. It has 
much merit in cases of Catarrh of the Stomach, frequent 
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Hemorrhoids, Dizziness,Rheu- 
matism and Dropsy. 

Plyna, in Bohemia, has a famous bitter-salt water, 
excellent to drink by people who suffer from excess 
of blood and constipation. 

Recoaro, in Lombard y, is a famous spring against 
diseases of the Kidneys. 

Ramlosa, in Sweden, has springs which are peculi- 
arly rich in iron. The water is used against Green 
Sickness and General Debility. 

Sandefjord, Norway, has excellent slambaths and 
salt water baths. The water at this place is strongly 
sulphuric and used mostly for bathirg. For Nervous 
Debility, Chronic Catarrh, Spinal and Mercurial Di- 
seases it is regarded as highly beneficial. 



69 



Comparison between the Scales of Thermometers. 



Reaumur 



Celsius 



—33 (below Zero) 
—28- 

24 " 

—20 " ■ 

— IG 

—14-2,9 " 
—12 






(Zero) 


+ 4 ( 


above Zero) 


+ « 




( ( 


+ 12 




I i 


+ 16 




I ( 


+20 




i i 


+24 




i i 


+28 




i I 


+32 




( i 


+36 




i i 


+40 




i i 


+44 




a 


+48 




. i 


+52 




(• 


+56 




( ( 


+60 




(( 


+64 




i t 


+68 




a 


+72 




I i 


+76 




u 


+80 




( i 



— 40 (below Zero) 

—35 

—30 

—25 

—20 " 

—17-7,9 " 
-15 
—10 
— 5 

(Zero) 
+ 5 (above Zero) 
+ 10 
+ 15 
+20 
+25 
+30 
+35 
+40 
+45 
+50 
+55 
+60 
+65 
+70 
+75 
+80 
+85 
+90 
+95 
+ 100 



Fahrenheit 



40 (below Zero) 
31 



13 
4 

\j 

14 
23 



+ 

+ 

+ 
+ 32 

+ 41 

50 

59 



(Zero) 
(above Zero) 



+ 
+ 
+ 68 
+ 77 
+ 86 
+ 95 
+ 104 
+ 113 
+ 122 
+131 
+ 140 
+ 149 
+ 158 
+ 167 
+ 17(. 
+ 185 
+194 
1+203 
+212 




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